The Cornley Drama Society’s opening night of “The Murder at the Haversham Manor” goes from bad to catastrophically disastrous where anything that can go wrong, absolutely will with theatrical flair as everything, quite literally, comes crashing down.

Bella is haunted by strange sounds in the house and gas lights flickering for no reason and her husband assures her nothing is wrong, causing her to slowly unravel to the brink of insanity as secrets lurk in the shadows and reality blurs with deception.

Another fantasmagorical musical on the horizon! Caractacus Potts fixes up an old race car for his children, but when the Baron and Baroness want it for themselves, he and his children join forces with Truly Scrumptious and Grandpa Potts to outwit the dastardly Bombursts and their villainous henchmen.

A civilized discussion about a playground encounter concerning their sons unravels into feral chaos between two pairs of parents in a brilliant and biting comedy of manners without manners as they navigate the most dangerous place on earth - parenthood.

Sylvia and Beau's annual romantic rendezvous is hilariously torn apart in a scandalously silly romantic comedy with mistaken identities, sex, betrayal, desire, and even love too in a modern nod to Noël Coward.

A group of students' curiosity about a suitcase from the Holocaust begins a worldwide search to find out who Hana was, where she came from, and what was her final fate as history and heart pulsate throughout the true story brought to life on stage.

On September 11, 2001, the world stopped. The remote town of Gander, Newfoundland became the place for 7,000 scared and uncertain passengers to land. The “plane people” and townsfolk formed lasting bonds in a musical true story that celebrates unity and love in the darkest of times.