Fall 2025

Anne of Green Gables

A refreshing, contemporary telling of the classic story. Stern Marilla and her warm-hearted brother Matthew hoped to adopt a boy to work on their farm. But the orphanage sends young, befreckled Anne by mistake, and their lives will never be the same. Her warmth and wit affect everyone around her - even, eventually, the cold Marilla. We follow Anne through her rebellious years, her transformation into a young woman, and her romantic pairing with Gilbert. This play has been charming audiences around the world. Run Time: 120 minutes Appropriate for all audiences.

  • Friday, October 10th @ 10am (School Show) and 7pm

    Saturday, October 11th @ 3 pm

  • Rehearsals will start on August 12th. 

    Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays from 6pm to 9pm.

    School kids will be let go by 8pm.

    There might be a Saturday or 2 involved towards performance time.

  • Anne Shirley

    A bright, imaginative, and spirited 11-12-year-old orphan girl with a wild imagination and a quick tongue. Anne dreams big and longs for a place to call home. She’s full of heart, sometimes impulsive, but always sincere and loving. Anne’s journey is one of growth, friendship, and finding belonging.

    Marilla Cuthbert

    A practical, no-nonsense woman in her 50s or 60s, Marilla is initially stern and reserved. She is devoted to her brother and their farm at Green Gables and has a deep but quiet kindness beneath her strict exterior. Marilla struggles to understand Anne’s free spirit but grows to love her fiercely.

    Matthew Cuthbert

    Marilla’s gentle, shy brother in his 50s or 60s. Matthew has a warm heart and a soft spot for Anne from the moment he meets her. He often acts as a silent supporter, showing his affection through kindness rather than words.

    Diana Barry

    Anne’s best friend and kindred spirit. Around Anne’s age, Diana is sweet, loyal, and practical, often serving as a grounding presence for Anne’s flights of fancy. She values friendship deeply and brings out the best in Anne.

    Rachel Lynde

    The sharp-tongued, nosy, but ultimately well-meaning neighbor. Rachel is outspoken and has a strong sense of community and morality. She often provides comic relief with her candid observations but also shows genuine care for those around her.

    Gilbert Blythe

    A confident and kind boy about Anne’s age. Gilbert is intelligent, good-natured, and a little mischievous—especially in how he teases Anne. Over time, his respectful rivalry with Anne deepens into a meaningful friendship.

    Mrs. Barry

    Diana’s mother, a social woman who values propriety and appearances. She is protective of her daughter and cautious about Anne’s influence but ultimately cares for the community’s wellbeing.

    Mrs. Allan

    A kind, gentle woman who is part of the Avonlea community. She often provides a comforting presence and supports Marilla and Anne in various ways.

    Josie Pye

    A slightly older girl in Avonlea, known for being bossy and a bit of a troublemaker. She sometimes teases Anne and stirs up tension but is part of the social fabric of the school and town.

    Ruby Gillis

    One of Anne’s school friends, cheerful and lively. Ruby brings warmth and friendliness to the group of Avonlea children.

    Jane Andrews

    A sweet and quiet girl who attends school with Anne. Jane is part of Anne’s circle of friends and shares in the joys and challenges of growing up in Avonlea.

    Miss Stacy

    The progressive and inspiring schoolteacher who encourages Anne’s love of learning. Miss Stacy is passionate about education and helps foster confidence in her students.

    Mr. Phillips

    The somewhat gruff but fair school principal. He maintains order but recognizes talent and potential in his students.

    Mr. and Mrs. Lynde

    Rachel’s family members, occasionally referenced or appearing to support community events and add to Avonlea’s lively character.

    TIME AND PLACE
    Early 1900’s, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Action covers a period of four years.

    SETTING
    Cuthbert farmhouse in Avonlea. The downstage space is flexible, transforming into various locales.