FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR AND THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Welcome back to the Belfry—you, our beloved audience members— and Ronnie Burkett, national treasure and international sensation. It’s close to 30 years since Ronnie has been on the Belfry stage— and let’s just say—he’s well worth waiting for—!
Thankfully, our friends and colleagues at Intrepid Theatre have hosted Ronnie a number of times over the years—and we thank them for partnering with us on this—his first extended run since 1997.
Ronnie not only writes his shows (though each performance of Little Dickens is largely improvised), he also designs and builds the marionettes, and designs the sets and costumes. He is recognized internationally as a Master of his craft. And while this particular show is an irreverent burlesque, he has written and performed many heartbreaking studies of human interaction—enacted by such exquisitely carved marionettes that you want to take them home and comfort them.
Please join us in welcoming back to the Belfry the exceptional— and exceptionally charming—Ronnie Burkett—!
THE
BELFRY
THEATRE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH INTREPID THEATRE PRESENTS
A
Production of Ronnie Burkett Theatre of Marionettes
Created and performed by Ronnie Burkett
Musical arrangements by John Alcorn
Stage managed by Crystal Salverda
There is no intermission. Latecomers will not be admitted and those who exit during the performance will not be re-admitted but can watch the performance on the monitor in our lobby.
Little Dickens IS GENEROUSLY SPONSORED BY SEASON SPONSORS
ACCESS PARTNER
PUBLIC FUNDERS
Creative Team
Marionette, Costume and Set Design Ronnie Burkett
Production Manager / Artistic Associate Terry Gillis
Marionettes built by Ronnie Burkett
Costumes Kim Crossley
Puppet Builders Angela Talbot, Gemma James-Smith, Jesse Byiers, Marcus Jamin, with Gil Garratt and Martin Herbert
Shoes and Accessories Camellia Koo and Robin Fisher
Marionette Control Luman Coad
Majordomos Robbie Buttinski and Daisy Padunkles
The Daisy Theatre stage devised and created by Mike Kukucska, Hamilton Scenic Specialty Inc.
Little Dickens graphic and curtain design by John Alcorn
“The Max Blümchen Orchestrale” pit band devised and constructed by Eric James Ball, with puppets sculpted by Noreen Young
The Franz and Schnitzel theme music composed by Cathy Nosaty
The Daisy Theatre theme song sung by Laura Hubert, music and lyrics by John Alcorn
Production Notes
The original Daisy Theatre was co-commissioned by the Luminato Festival (Toronto) and the Center for the Art of Performance at UCLA (Los Angeles) and produced in association with Ronnie Burkett Theatre of Marionettes (Toronto). Ronnie Burkett received development support for The Daisy Theatre from the Canada Council for the Arts. Ronnie Burkett Theatre of Marionettes is exclusively represented by John Lambert & Assoc., Montreal, Canada (www.johnlambert.ca)
The Belfry Theatre is on the land of the Lək̓ʷəŋən People, known today as the Songhees and Xwsepsum Nations. The Lək̓ʷəŋən people have been keepers of this land for millennia, and we offer our respect and gratitude for our presence on this territory.
The Belfry Theatre is a member of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres and engages professional artists who are members of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association under the terms of the jointly negotiated Canadian Theatre Agreement.
Heather Fisher, Paula Bosenberg, Mark Horne K.C., Fiona Hunter, Caroline Deane, John F. Coupar
CAST & CREATIVE TEAM
Ronnie Burkett – Creator and Performer
Ronnie Burkett has been captivated by puppetry since the age of seven and began touring his shows around Alberta at the age of fourteen. Ronnie Burkett Theatre of Marionettes was formed in 1986, continuously playing on Canada’s major stages, and as a guest company on numerous tours abroad. Ronnie received the 2009 Siminovitch Prize in Theatre, The Herbert Whittaker Drama Bench Award for Outstanding Contribution to Canadian Theatre, a Village Voice OBIE award, and four Citations of Excellence from the American Center of the Union Internationale de la Marionnette. In 2019, Ronnie Burkett was appointed as an Officer of The Order of Canada and in 2024 has been awarded Canada’s Governor General’s Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Artistic Achievement.
John Alcorn – Music Arrangements and Production
John Alcorn is one of Canada’s premiere jazz vocalists, delivering his distinctive renditions of jazz standards on the most prestigious bandstands and concert stages across Canada. His list of citations and acknowledgements in music and theatre include both Jazz Report (Male Vocalist of the Year) and Dora (Outstanding Music) awards. As composer, lyricist, musical director, arranger and producer, he has collaborated with numerous significant Canadian theatre artists, including Daniel MacIvor, Deanne Taylor, Sky Gilbert, Theresa Tova, and Tomson Highway, and eight collaborations with Theatre of Marionettes.
Crystal Salverda – Stage Manager
With over 30 years in the entertainment industry, Crystal has been blessed to work both across the country and internationally stage managing some wonderful productions. She has had the pleasure of working with Ronnie for the past 11 years. She has also worked with companies such as Blyth Festival, Kidoons Network, Calgary Stampede, Necessary Angel, Soulpepper Theatre, Canadian Stage, Harold Green Jewish Theatre, just to name a few. Other work experience includes Operations for Field of Dreams and Little League Classic (BaAM Productions), Sales Manager (Westsun), Concert Stage Manager (Marquis Entertainment).
“... a unique blending of the classical concert aria and jazzinfluenced art song where Atwood’s lyrics tackle issues of sexism, humour, gender inequality, and grief.”
-OPERAWIRE
Zombie Blizzard
Measha Brueggergosman-Lee
JANUARY 18, 2026 | 7:30 PM LIVE AT THE MCPHERSON PLAYHOUSE
A haunting fusion of poetry, jazz, and classical song — composer Aaron Davis and soprano Measha Brueggergosman-Lee bring Margaret Atwood’s words to life in an intimate meditation on loss, humour, and resilience.
Tickets start at $35.00 pacificopera.ca
AUDIENCE INFORMATION
Smartphones, Cameras, and Recording Devices
The use of cameras, smartphones or audio/visual recording equipment is prohibited. Please turn off all personal electronic devices prior to the performance. If you need to be contacted in an emergency, please leave your name and seat number with our House Manager.
Latecomers and Re-admission
Latecomers will not be admitted and those who exit during the performance will not be re-admitted but can watch the performance on the monitor in our lobby
Perfume and Cologne
Please refrain from using perfume and cologne when you come to the theatre. Some of our patrons are highly allergic to scents.
Food and Drinks
Only food or drinks that you purchase at the concession are permitted in the theatre.
Lost and Found
Please check with our House Manager if you have lost an item in the theatre.
Lobby Touchscreen
The TV monitor in our lobby is a touchscreen device. By touching the screen, you can delve deeper into each production, learn about the artists who created the show, and much more.
Age Requirement
This production is intended for adult audiences only, age 16 +. Children under the age of 16 will not be admitted.
Hearing Assist
For patrons who are hard of hearing, the theatre is equipped with both an infrared hearing assist system and a neck loop system. We have twelve devices of each of the systems available through the Box Office.
Belfry Theatre Staff
Bill Allen Box Office Clerk
Lauren Ball Associate Audience Services Manager
Bonni Baynton Producer
Alison Bendall FOH Manager
Claire Cacheux Box Office Clerk
Michelle Chowns FOH Supervisor / Box Office Clerk
Mark Dusseault Director of Marketing & Communications
Mike Ford Director of Production & Operations
Ian Gibson Audience Services Manager
Khushi Harmilapi Development Coordinator
Keith Houghton Head Technician & Systems Administrator
Carole Klemm Head Scenic Artist
Jeff Kulak Graphic Designer
Jeremy MacLeod Technical Director
Carolyn Moon Venue Technician & Props Assistant
Peter Pokorny Head of Props & Scenic Carpenter
Dale Pudwell Master Carpenter
Jenny Robinson FOH Supervisor / Box Office Clerk
Elena Rozenberg Director of Finance
Hailey Sabourin Box Office Clerk
Michael Shamata Artistic Director
Lara Shepard Scenic Artist
Susan Stevenson Director of Development
Christian Tervo Carpenter
Isaac Thomas Executive Director
Deborah Williams Associate Artist & Flame Facilitator
Golnaz Zad Box Office Supervisor
Belfry Theatre
1291 Gladstone Avenue
Victoria, British Columbia V8T 1G5
250-385-6815 Box Office
250-385-6835 Administration belfry.bc.ca
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BELFRY SUPPORT STAFF
B4Play Host Gregor Craigie
B4Play Technician Aidan Dunsmuir
Belfry 101 Dave Morris
Instructors & Nicole Malcolm
Photographers
David Cooper
Emily Cooper
Jo-Ann Richards
Peter Pokorny
Stagehand Carson Loughridge
Lighting Crew
Lucy Bannard
Caitlin Acken Taylor
2025–26 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President
Joni Steinman
Vice President Kathleen Veldhoen & Treasurer
Secretary
Mikaila Mauro
Dennis Anholt
David Biltek
Elaine Calder
Hanna Kent
Pamela Madoff
Andrew Martin
Marcia McNeil
India Rael Young
HONORARY BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chair Emeritus
Patrick Stewart
Sherri Bird
Barbara Greeniaus
Robert Johnston K.C.
John Keay
Joan Snowden
Dr. Brian Winsby
Michael Ziegler
The Belfry Theatre is a member of the Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce, Destination Greater Victoria, and the Professional Arts Alliance of Greater Victoria.
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Program Design and Production
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5 SHOW PACKAGES STARTING AT $240
Welcome to the 2026 season — a vital mix of exciting stories, intriguing mystery, and theatrical delight! This year’s lineup is a dynamic blend of musicals, comedies, and literary adaptations set in captivating locales and bursting with vitality. Though the season spans continents, the heart of it is right here at the Chemainus Theatre Festival. Enjoy warm hospitality and delicious fare in the Playbill Dining Room, explore local artistry in the Gallery Gift Shop, and experience the magic of professional live theatre in our beautiful seaside town! We can’t wait to share this season with you. See you in 2026!
GODSPELL
Conceived and Originally Directed by JOHN-MICHAEL TEBELAK MUSIC AND NEW LYRICS BY STEPHEN SCHWARTZ
FEB 20 - MAR 29
Prepare ye for Godspell, the classic folk-rock hit from Wicked's composer, Stephen Schwartz! This celebration and exploration of creating community and sacrificial love explodes with catchy music, a talented cast of actor-instrumentalists and playful parables in vibrant, contemporary, and fresh theatrical magic. Recommended ages 8+
LADIES FOURSOME
by Norm Foster
APR 17 - MAY 17
Get ready to laugh and cry on the green with Norm Foster’s uproarious comedy, The Ladies Foursome! Four friends tee off in a full round of golf the day after a friend’s funeral - revealing long-kept secrets, hilarious confessions, and pining for love near and far. Recommended for ages 16+ Mature themes and course language
DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS
Book by Jeffrey Lane Music and Lyrics by David Yazbek
JUN 12 - AUG 23
Based on the film “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” written by Dale Launer and Stanley Shapiro & Paul Henning
Travel to the glamorous French Riviera for the ruthlessly funny, Tony-nominated musical, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, inspired by the hit 1988 film! A small-time con man and a successful swindler wage a side-splitting battle of wits to dupe an American heiress! Who will win the big bet? Recommended for ages 13+
PERIL IN THE ALPS
SEP 25 - OCT 25
Come for a fresh new take on Agatha Christie’s novel transformed into a zany whodunit thrill ride in the snow-capped Swiss Alps! Can the great Hercule Poirot and his sidekick Captain Hastings solve a kidnapping case before it gets worse in this frolickingly funny mystery? In the style of the 39 Steps and Baskerville – a sheer delight! Recommended for ages 13+ by Steven Dietz Based in part on Agatha Christie’s “Poirot Investigates”
THE WICKHAMS: CHRISTMAS AT PEMBERLEY
NOV 13 - DEC 23
Downton Abbey meets Jane Austen in this witty and wonderful Pride and Prejudice sequel and companion piece to CTF’s sell-out show in 2024! While the family celebrates upstairs, the servants in the downstairs quarters must deal with a shocking holiday scandal when Mr. Wickham, Darcy’s nemesis and Lydia’s spouse, stumbles in. A splendid, festive gift! Recommended for all ages by Lauren Gunderson and Margot Melcon
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Our thanks to the 144 Friends ($75–$149) and 189 Members (up to $74)
* Thank you for increasing the size of your gift!
** Thank you for joining as a new donor!
† Through the Victoria Foundation
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As of October 17, 2025
Belfry Legacy Circle
Members
Gloria & Ian Back †
Lynne Bain & Robert Moyes
Dr. Perry & the late Annamaria Bamji †
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Lesley Watson & Evert Lindquist
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Plus a further eight anonymous members
† Through the Victoria Foundation
We invite you to join the Belfry Legacy Circle by making a planned gift or bequest. The support of visionary philanthropy ensures that the Belfry will continue to flourish as Greater Victoria’s premier contemporary theatre company. Consult your professional advisors about the many forms through which you can achieve tax advantages of charitable donations and bequests.
CONTACT:
Susan Stevenson
Director of Development at development@belfry.bc.ca
Legacy Gifts
The Belfry acknowledges the generous recent and past gifts from the estates of:
Violet Armstrong
Helena Balczewska
Roger J. Bishop
Shirley Mae Dawson
Marguerite Kathleen Friesen
David Neil Lee
Maria Luisa Macrae
M. Grace Mersereau
Margaret Seens
Edith Stuart
Bob Tyrrell
Alan Geoffrey White
Garfield (Gary) Delbert Withers
Anonymous
Donations in Memoriam
In Memory of Judy Barteluk
In Memory of William J.C. Bennett
In Memory of Mr. Robert Boyes
In Memory of Nadine Carline
In Memory of Agnes Davies
In Memory of Shelley Deglan
In Memory of Daisy Foster
In Memory of Bishop Kemp
In Memory of Jean Elizabeth Kõdar
In Memory of Jeremy Long
In Memory of Duncan Low
In Memory of Grace Mersereau
In Memory of Marya Nijland
In Memory of Lillian Rabb
In Memory of Andrey Tarasiuk
In Memory of Judy Treloar
In Honour of Bob Tyrrell
from Barbara Howson
Belfry Legacy Circle Sponsor
Bravo!
The Belfry Theatre gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Canada Council for the Arts, the Government of Canada, the Province of British Columbia through the British Columbia Arts Council and the Gaming Policy and Enforcement Branch, the Capital Regional District Arts Development Office and the City of Victoria.
Season Sponsor & Access Partner
BMO Financial Group
Season Sponsors
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Show Sponsors
Broadmead, Oak Bay & Colwood Hearing Clinics
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Metropol
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BMO Studio Theatre
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Community Program Sponsors
Belfry 101:
The Potash Family Foundation
Fernwood Pizza Co
50th Anniversary Community Open House
Splashes Bath & Kitchen
Donations in Memoriam
McCall Gardens Funeral and Cremation Service
Emerging Artist Enhancement Program
The Potash Family Foundation
Facility and Operations
Costa Verde Landscaping
Dowell’s Moving & Storage
Gabriel Ross
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Hospitality
LA Limousine
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Sea Cider
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Name a Seat Sponsor
Showcase Awards
SPARK 2026
Graham Isenegger & Neil Chappell, Blue Heron Wealth Advisory Group at Richardson Wealth
CD Specialty Cleaning & Restoration
Government of Canada
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Upstage Magazine
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Parkwood Place
Foundations and Funds
APM Fund for the Arts †
Annamaria Bamji Award for Emerging Playwrights Fund †
