2020-2021 Season Announcement

Rick MacKenzie • March 14, 2020

Drury Lane Theatrical Productions Inc.

2020 / 2021 Season Announcement

BURLINGTON, ON – Celebrating its 47th Season as Burlington’s premiere musical theatre company, Drury
Lane Theatrical Productions, is thrilled to announce its 2020 / 2021 season, a vibrant blend of
contemporary and classic musicals incorporated with its 41st Annual Music Hall variety production.

This season of four brilliant musicals includes:
Little Shop of Horror s – Book & lyrics by Howard Ashman and Music by Alan Menken. *
Aladdin – The traditional pantomime favourite just in time for Christmas.
Music Hall -The 41st annual music hall featuring some of the greatest highlights and a few cameos.*
Spring Musical – The Countdown is on to announcing our spring musical.*
 * Subscription Series includes Little Shop Horrors, 41st Annual Music Hall and The Spring Musical.

In Drury Lane’s upcoming season Little Shop of Horrors, 41st Music Hall and The Spring Musical evening
performances begin at 8 PM and matinees start at 2 PM. The Christmas pantomime, Aladdin evening
performances will begin at 7 PM and matinees will be scheduled for 2 PM.

Subscription renewal and new subscription sales go live March 1st, 2020, with renewal subscriptions
receiving preferential seat selection until April 30th. Individual ticket sales are scheduled to be on sale
May 1st. Gold Club Series go on sale March 1st also. (Request Rack Card for details).

Message from the Drury Lane Board of Directors:

As Drury Lane enters its 47 th year as Burlington’s premiere musical theatre company, Little Shop of Horrors offers music composed by Alan Menken in the style of early 1960s rock and roll, doo-wop and early Motown that includes several well-known tunes, including the title song, “Skid Row (Downtown)”, “Somewhere That’s Green”, and “Suddenly, Seymour”. The musical premiered Off-Off-Broadway in 1982 before moving to the Orpheum Theatre  Off-Broadway , where it had a five-year run. Add our signature 41 st Music Hall and a family classic musical, Spring 2021 Musical (licensed to Drury Lane with an advertising restriction until Nov 23 rd , 2020) rounding out the season and you can imagine a sense of comedy rock combined with a wonderfully endearing musical having a strangely gentle charm. Our Christmas pantomime, Aladdin an Aspects of Dance production in collaboration with Drury Lane brings families back to a tradition that forges childhood theatre memories for a lifetime. Enjoy!

  • Gold Club is a VIP Experience hosted the second Saturday in each run for the Fall, Winter and Spring productions.

DRURY LANE THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS INC. – 2020 / 2021 Season Announcement
2269 New Street, Burlington, ON L7R 1J4
Box Office: 905-637-3979 E: contact@drurylane.ca W: www.drurylane.ca

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