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will be returning next summer as one of its two mainstage productions in its 2022 season.
That’s like sending out a press release that ice cream is wonderful on a summer’s afternoon, in my opinion. Then again, theI’m much more interested in the other mainstage production that will be at the Charlottetown Festival in 2022. Artistic director Adam Brazier declined an interview about it ahead of an upcoming press conference two weeks from now, but I don’t see any reason to hold off any longer writing about the worst-kept secret in Canadian showbiz.
It’s become a classic Canadian story – and, while it’s a comedy, it’s inspired by the real, serious doctor shortages that the province continues to experience. As The Globe and Mail’s Greg Mercerhas been adapted from Scott’s screenplay by major artists from or based in Atlantic Canada, including Brazier, Great Big Sea’s Alan Doyle,musical director Bob Foster and playwright Ed Riche.
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