LYTE’s 2025 Spring Junior Play Program
For ages 8-12 (grades 3-7), Cost $350 per child.
Registration opens online FRIDAY JANUARY 31, 2025, at 10:00am
LYTE’s Spring Junior Program is back! Our Spring Junior Play Program has participants perform a play in Procunier Hall at The Palace Theatre. Our Spring Program, shorter in length than our Main Stage Musical Program, gives participants the opportunity to work on a play (non-musical) in a smaller venue. The program culminates with performances in Procunier Hall in May.
This spring, LYTE will be presenting TWO Junior Spring Plays. Each with its own rehearsal schedule and performances. On the registration form, parents will be able to select which show they would like their child to be in.
The Day the Earth Almost Stood Still Program is FULL
Registration Closed
Orange is the New Glass Program is FULL
SHOW # 1: The Day the Earth Almost Stood Still, by Sam Shoebottom
Rehearsals begin: Wednesday March 19, 2025
Rehearsal schedule: Wednesdays 4:30pm-6:30pm & Saturdays 10:00am-12:00pm
Show Week Rehearsals: May 5-8 (times TBA)
Performances: May 9-11, 2025 in Procunier Hall
“The year is 2451. Dot Matrix, a Private Investigator, has been hired to locate the Maltese Flux Capacitor, a stolen item from the very rich Mr. Roboto. With her faithful companion K-9, they must navigate the seedy underbelly of Los Angeles containing the four biggest Organized Crime families, the Cybermen, the Stepford Wives, the Borg, and the Cylons. Will one of the crime families get to Dot and K-9 before recovering the Maltese Flux Capacitor? Who is the Mastermind lurking in the shadows? Will K-9 remember to buy coffee and cream for the office? All of these answers and more in The Day The Earth Almost Stood Still.
SHOW # 2: Orange is the New Glass, by Tyler Dwiggins
Rehearsals begin: Wednesday March 19, 2025
Rehearsal schedule: Wednesdays 6:30pm-8:30pm & Saturdays 12:00pm-2:00pm
Show Week Rehearsals: May 12-15 (times TBA)
Performances: May 16-18, 2025
In a fairy-tale kingdom obsessed with pop culture and social media, fairy godmothers are lawyers and the Three Little Pig-arazzi chase celebrities. But when Cinderella leaves her self-absorbed prince and winds up in jail with an unlikely girl squad, she doesn’t just cause a sensation–she starts a revolution.
Questions? Email Program Coordinator Ruth Noonan at lyte@ptaclondon.ca