The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe

Adapted by Ron Reed from the novel by C.S. Lewis

Produced by Burnt Thicket Theatre

November 19th - 29th, 2026

At Henry Woolf Theatre (John Mitchell Bldg, 118 Science Pl, Saskatoon, SK)

A magical fairytale for all ages!

Ron Reed's captivating reimagining of C.S. Lewis' iconic story The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe invites audiences of all ages to dive back into Narnia's wonder with a grown-up Peter and Lucy Pevensie, still as entranced as ever. Upon returning to a most peculiar wardrobe, these adult siblings are caught up once more in the wintry world beyond that magic lamp post.

Echoing the 2018 praise for Pacific Theatre’s rendition from The Georgia Straight’s Kathleen Oliver, the production will be "simple magic," with just two actors playfully transfiguring the "humble ingredients" of items in a bedroom into something extraordinary.

About the Producing Company

Burnt Thicket Theatre has been producing theatre across Canada since beginning as an artist collective in 2007, and our company has called Saskatoon our home since 2017. We are both fans and friends of Live Five, and have had the pleasure of working with Live Five in 2018 with our production of Every Brilliant Thing, and in 2025 with The Unplugging. We’ve produced numerous shows independently in Saskatoon including My Little Plastic Jesus, Evergreen, Delft Blue and have partnered with organizations like Persephone Theatre and GTNT to bring New Blood to Saskatoon in 2023. We received the 2024 Leading Together Award from the Office of the Treaty Commissioner and Multicultural Council of SK to recognize our fiction podcast We Treaty People (created by over 45 local theatre artists during the pandemic) as a work with long-term impact towards reconciliation.

We create theatre productions that offer audiences a work of art and a visceral immersion in another human being’s lived experience. That “walking in someone else’s shoes” is part of theatre’s power. When rendered with artistic integrity, theatre connects people to one another at a heart or gut level that transcends intellectual or aesthetic appreciation. Our productions are usually inspired by actual events and all invite audiences and artists to reflect on their own lives, longings, and choices.

Important Information

  • This production is performed at Henry Woolf Theatre (inside the John Mitchell Building, 118 Science Pl., on the University of Saskatchewan campus.

    This venue is wheelchair accessible.

  • Live Five’s box office is operated by On the Boards Staging Company.

    Ticket prices are coming soon!

    If you have questions about your tickets, please contact On the Boards via email at boxoffice@ontheboards.ca or call 1-306-653-5191.

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