The Runner Stumbles has one more weekend!

 

The Runner Stumbles SECOND WEEK by Milan Stitt Directed by Anthony Delaney Assisted by Tyrecho (Ty B) Bonaby Dundas Centre for the Performing Arts PAB Black Box Theatre Call NOW to book! It’s a Hit! Audiences are talking about Ringplay Productions’ first play of its 2026 Season, Milan Stitt’s The Runner Stumbles, directed by Anthony Delaney. Here’s what some had to say: “A truly impressive and outstanding theatrical event” “Loved it. Highly recommended. Brilliant director and talented cast” “…evocative theatre with solid performances … I thoroughly enjoyed it, and I highly recommend this play” Father Rivard (Ejay Francis) and Mrs Shandig (Arthellia Isaacs) share a teaching moment The Prosecutor (Larrice McKenzie) draws damning testimony from Monsignor (Troy Ward) Rivard (Ejay Francis) confers with his lawyer Toby Felker (DomWorld) Sister Rita (Orchid Burnside) makes friends with Mrs Shandig (Arthellia Isaacs) Photographs by Nicolette Bethel The Season Continues!! Now Playing: FEBRUARY 19-21, 26-28 The Runner Stumbles by Milan Stott directed by Anthony Delaney PURCHASE/BOOK ONLINE Up Next: MARCH 19-21, 26-28 Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling directed by Julie Ritchie-Bingham and Leah Forbes PURCHASE/BOOK ONLINE Coming Soon: APRIL 16-18, 23-25 Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf by Edward Albee directed by Anthony “Skeebo” Roberts PURCHASE/BOOK ONLINE MAY 7-9, 14-16 Jitney by August Wilson directed by Dorian McKenzie PURCHASE/BOOK ONLINE SAVE 15%! Buy Season Tickets Don’t miss our return to the Winston V. Saunders Theatre, this March!! The Dundas Centre for the Performing Arts, in association with Ceiba Arts, present Ian Strachan’s Gun Boys Rhapsody in two public performances only. This production is part of the Dundas’ initiative, Professionalizing the Theatre Industry in The Bahamas, a project supported by the UNESCO International Fund for Cultural Development. We are thrilled to offer these two performances, along with six student matinees, in the Winston V. Saunders Theatre. Gun Boys is the first play to return to the WVS stage since that theatre was closed by COVID-19 in March 2020. The last play on the Dundas stage was Ian Strachan’s Diary of Souls. Take this opportunity to return to the Dundas Main Stage!! Call the Box Office Purchase Online Announcing Short Tales 2026! Do you want to get your work produced? Send us your short scripts for consideration! Final Submission Date: May 19, 2026, 11:59 PM These are the elements that will make us look twice at your submission: Memorable characters in tough situations which change their lives forever Actions that have consequences for those affected by them Themes that have relevance for the 21st-century Bahamas SUBMIT

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