Lakeside Players Archive
![A thin stream leads up to a small, wooden stage that has red curtains pulled across. There is one lawn chair on each side of the stream. A man sits in a wheelbarrow on one side of the stream smoking a pipe and playing a guitar. Trees surround the stage and one has two archery boards attached to it. At the bottom reads: ROBIN HOOD.](https://kingstontheatre.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/robinhood-original-scaled.jpeg)
‘Robin Hood’ was more than just Fanciful Fun
- Festival
- Kick & Push Festival
- Kingston Theatre Alliance
- Lakeside Players
- Review
I was nervous when I strolled through City Park and I saw a haphazard setup of black boxes and forest-themed shower curtains. But, the Lakeside Players production of Robin Hood charmed me from start to finish. The well-known fairytale format was both honoured and upended for a modern audience. The writing spoke to the entire crowd, appealing to even the youngest. It was somehow modern and poetic; delectable to the […]
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A reimagined classic that hits the bullseye
- Festival
- Kick & Push Festival
- Kingston Theatre Alliance
- Lakeside Players
- Review
Hear ye, hear ye! Calling all medieval tale lovers and outdoor theatre enthusiasts, does The Kick and Push Festival ever have a show for you! Deep in the thick forests of City Park, the Lakeside Players (creators of last year’s Cyrano de Bergerac) present another lively tale, or rather a small collection of them, in their fanciful production of Robin Hood. Developed by Jake Rennie and Andrew Cameron (who, in […]