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~Bob's Your Elf by Norm Foster~

  • Pond Playhouse

    6 Parkhill Road
    Halifax, Nova Scotia B3P 1R3
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Description

Bob’s Your Elf is a delightful holiday comedy by Norm Foster that brings together holiday magic, small-town charm, and plenty of laugh-out-loud moments. When Bob, an elf with a less-than-perfect attitude, is sent away from the North Pole to learn the importance of teamwork and cooperation, he finds himself helping a quirky amateur theatre group prepare their annual Christmas pageant. What follows is a series of hilarious mishaps, unexpected friendships, and heartwarming discoveries as Bob learns that the true spirit of Christmas is about more than getting things right.

Perfect for audiences of all ages, Bob’s Your Elf is a heartwarming celebration of the holiday season that combines laughter, magic, and an uplifting message about the importance of working together and embracing the true meaning of Christmas.

Director: Michele Moore; Producer: Kimberly Charron; Stage Manager: Joshua Law; Assistant Stage Manager: Philip Borg

Starring: Jesse Robb as Gord, Lise Renault as Fiona, Jacob Wilson as Bob, Mike Taylor as Santa/Howard, Natalie Fournier as Amber and Ryan Pulsifer as Les  

Venue Details

Pond Playhouse

6 Parkhill Road
Halifax, Nova Scotia B3P 1R3 Pond Playhouse
Theatre Arts Guild

The Theatre Arts Guild is proud to be the country’s oldest community theatre with a record of continuous operation. The Guild was founded in 1931 (through a merger of the Little Theatre Movement and the Halifax Dramatic and Musical Club), and has presented entertainment each year since then.

“The Dover Road,” by A.A. Milne was the group’s first production in May of 1931, and was given at the Garrick Theatre (the present Neptune Theatre),  since the group did not have a permanent home. “Dover Road” was repeated for TAG’s 60th Anniversary in 1991.

Over the years, the Guild has had several homes and performed in many venues, including the Capitol Theatre, the former College Street School, and the gymnasium of HMCS Scotian and St. Patrick’s High School. In 1966 however, the Guild acquired a former church hall at 6 Parkhill Road and this property, renamed The Pond Playhouse, has been its home ever since.