2026 - 2027 Musical Theatre Productions

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Six: Teen Edition

November 2026

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• Acting roles: Ages 13+

• Singing/Dancing ensemble: Ages 11+

 

A bold, high-energy reimagining of history, Six: Teen Edition puts young performers front and centre in this modern pop-concert-style musical.

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Six: Teen Edition reimagines the lives of the six wives of Henry VIII as a high-energy pop concert where each queen takes the microphone to tell her own story. Drawing inspiration from contemporary pop icons, the queens compete to determine who endured the most hardship—only to ultimately reject the idea that their identities should be defined by their marriages.

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Through bold music, sharp humour, and powerful ensemble work, Six transforms history into a celebration of individuality, resilience, and female empowerment. The show encourages young performers to explore confidence, storytelling through song, and collective strength, while delivering an electrifying theatrical experience for audiences.

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Junior Production
February 2027

(Title to be announced)

Our annual junior show provides younger performers with a fully staged musical theatre experience designed specifically for developing artists.  This show will focus on youth ages 12 and under, with the possibility of expanding up to 17 if additional cast members are needed. 

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Dear Evan Hansen - This production may tour
April 2027
 

Performed by our Senior Triple Threat Program. This program is open to students in grade 8 to 12, and may require an audition. Students participate in 2.5 hours of class a week, focusing on acting, singing and dancing. This production will be the focus of the program from January - April.

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This contemporary musical explores connection, identity, and belonging, offering advanced performers an opportunity to engage deeply with dramatic storytelling.

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Dear Evan Hansen is a deeply moving contemporary musical that explores the complexities of identity, connection, and the human need to belong. The story follows Evan, a socially anxious teenager whose attempt to navigate high school takes an unexpected turn, leading him into a web of misunderstanding that grows beyond his control.

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As Evan struggles with truth, guilt, and his desire to be seen, the musical examines the impact of isolation, mental health, and the ways in which social media can both connect and divide us. With an emotionally rich score and intimate storytelling, Dear Evan Hansen challenges audiences to consider empathy, honesty, and the importance of reaching out—to ourselves and to each other.

 Registration & Participation

• Registration for theatrical programs will open in early Spring.

• Casting opportunities are available for enrolled Nomad Stages students, with age and program requirements varying by production.

We invite our community to join us for a season filled with heart, artistry, and unforgettable performances.