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"sorry/grateful theatre has pushed the boundaries for musical theatre in Saskatoon with this production of 'Assassins'. It shows that not only can local, professional musical theatre be done, but it can be done extremely well."

Check out our full review of "Assassins," the final show in this year's Live Five season!

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Review: Murderous musical raises the bar for Live Five theatre – PodSask sorry/grateful theatre's production of the Stephen Sondheim musical Assassins, the final show in this Live Five season in Saskatoon, is a stunningly impressive ensemble show.

What do you need to know about Live Five's upcoming production of Stephen Sondheim's musical masterpiece 'Assassins' by sorry/grateful theatre?

"It's wild, it's unsettling and it's incredibly current," director Kenn McLeod said. "This is a show that is humorous and dark and complex ... the way we've done this show is about building connections, so people aren't alone."

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Live Five Facts: New production of ‘Assassins’ brings killer talent to the stage – PodSask Assassins, the musical by Stephen Sondheim, is the next show to grace the Live Five lineup in Saskatoon.

'The Boat', a new play written by Saskatchewan playwright Todd Devonshire and produced by his company, Highway 55 Productions, will premiere at The Refinery and run from Feb. 26 to March 8, 2026 as part of the Live Five season.

Check out more about the brand-new play here!

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New play in Live Five lineup explores bodily autonomy – PodSask The Boat, written by Devonshire and produced by his company, Highway 55 Productions, will premiere at The Refinery and run from Feb. 26 to March 8, 2026 as part of the Live Five season.

"25th Street Theatre could sell out every night of their production, and the number of people who have seen this show will still not be high enough. 'The Watch List' is a bluntly honest, chest-tightening, intense exploration of some of modern society's most pressing conversations about consent and morality."

Check out the full review of the world premiere of Rachel Aberle's play "The Watch List" at the link below!

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Review: Honest, unafraid and unforgettable, “The Watch List” defines must-see theatre – PodSask "The Watch List" is a bluntly honest, chest-tightening, intense exploration of some of modern society's most pressing conversations about consent and morality.