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Rivercity Players

Our mission: enriching the creative culture of the community  through the performing arts.

Rivercity Players is proud to announce our first production for the 2022-2023 season. An Evening of One Acts: Come see our shorts will open October 13th at the Rivercity stage.


Campbell River's favourite small stage is excited to kick off their 2022-2023 season with a trio of one-act plays. Three one-act plays, three directors, three sets and three talented groups of actors will make this an evening to be remembered.


The line up for the event will be Accidental Death of a Salesman by Nick Mitchell, The Guilt Card by Jean McConnell and Help Desk by Don Zolidis.


Performances will be October 13, 14, 15 and 20, 21, 22 at 7:30pm with special matinee performances October 16 and 23 at 2:00pm. Tickets will be sold on our website at www.rivercitytickets.ca

Dennis Hawkins-Bogle will perform in Rivercity Players' spring 2022 production of Norm Foster's Jonas and Barry in the Home starting May 5th, with shows at Rivercity Stage through May 15th.

Meet Dennis...


Most recent production:

\Most recently, I played Peter in Kayak.


What are you enjoying about this play?

I enjoy so much about this play! But I am enjoying the challenge of learning to portray a 67-year-old curmudgeon. Although a comedy, this play explores family dynamics, break-ups, friendship, aging, illness, and death. I also enjoy working with a creative team of actors, a director, and other technical theatre artists.


How do you see your character?

My character is a cranky old man. He grapples with challenges and life situations that many of us encounter, regardless of our age. My character "falls" into an "abyss," and through awareness and encouragement, changes his life to become more engaged and active.


Visit www.rivercitytickets.ca for showtimes and tickets.

Kelly Senko will return to the Rivercity stage this May as Rosie in Rivercity Players' production of Jonas and Barry in the Home by Norm Foster.

Meet Kelly...


Most recent production:

My most recent production was Rivercity' first play back after the pandemic; Love Letters.


What are you enjoying about this play?

I enjoy so much about this play! But mostly, how relatable it is to real life, and the range of emotions it portrays. From hilarity to sobbing, this play has it all.


How do you see your character?

I see my character as a real person. Someone struggling to care for herself as she cares for her Dad. I'm really enjoying playing Rosie.


The cast of Jonas and Barry in the Home will be taking to the Rivercity Stage starting May 5th. Visit www.rivercitytickets.ca to see available show dates and times.



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