The Blue Hour

The Blue Hour by Michele Vance Hehir is a timely, funny, complicated and ultimately heartbreaking story that takes place in the fictional small town of Roseglen, Alberta, circa 1947/48. The story centres around a young boy fighting for his own survival, that of his overworked single mother and of his older sister who’s aching to escape her confined world. The Blue Hour explores the desire for love, its betrayal and the enduring realization that hope matters.

The Blue Hour by Michele Vance Hehir won the Alberta Playwriting competition in 2017 and was one of the chosen plays in SkirtsAfire’s play development series “Peep Show” in 2018.

Warning

"The Blue Hour" contains some gunshots and sensitive subject matter. To maintain the theatrical integrity of the unexpected, if you think you might be triggered by certain experiences and subject matter, please talk to staff when purchasing your ticket, or find a list at www.skirtsafire.com/the-blue-hour.

Special Events/Discounts
*Preview on Thursday, February 27 (Adults $20, Students/Seniors $15 (plus applicable fees))
*Her Night Out on Saturday, February 29 (Ticket to this performance includes snacks, lobby entertainment, and silent auction) Sponsored by Alberta Mamas
*Pay What You Can performance on Tuesday, March 3 (Purchase in advance at the Fringe Box Office or by calling 780-409-1910)

*Book your group of 6 or more for only $18/ticket or your group of 10 or more for just $15/ticket!