Nova Scotia

South Shore Players Open Auditions in Bridgewater

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April 28, 2026 5:00 pm

Residents in Bridgewater looking to get involved in the local arts scene have a new opportunity as the South Shore Players have announced plans for their upcoming fall production, Locally Yours 2026.

The theatre group, which showcases short plays written by Nova Scotian playwrights in this biennial production, is preparing for the fall season. Those interested in participating are encouraged to audition on June 20 and 22.

The productions are held at the company’s permanent home at 123 Empire Street in Bridgewater. This venue, which began hosting the group in 2024, provides the community with a dedicated theatre space featuring approximately 100 seats, along with backstage facilities and storage for props and costumes. The move marked a significant milestone for the region, as the town had gone without a dedicated theatre venue for several decades.

Operating in Lunenburg County for over 30 years, the South Shore Players is a volunteer-run charitable group founded in 1993. The organization’s current artistic director is Colleen Naomi, who has served in the role since 2016 and brings decades of experience as an actor, director, and stage manager. The Locally Yours production is a staple of the company’s annual programming, which also includes a variety of seasonal performances ranging from family-oriented Christmas plays to a yearly Valentines Cabaret.

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