The committee of Edmonton Region of the Alberta Drama Festival Association (ADFA) proudly presented Stage Struck! a One Act Play Festival on April 19-20, 2024. The 2024 festival featured nine plays, including six new works by local playwrights, and one previously produced works and a staged reading.
The winners of Stage Struck’s 2024 season are as follows:
Outstanding Production
"A Little Something for the Ducks" by Jean Lenox Toddie and directed by Gerald Osborn
Runner Up for Outstanding Production
"Just Business" by Clayton Plamondon and Erin Leflar
Outstanding Performance
Christoff Lundgren as Barton Trent in "Pulling Teeth" by John Anderson
Francie Goodwin-Davis as Irma in "A Little Something for the Ducks" by Jean Lenox Toddie and directed by Gerald Osborn
Outstanding Direction
Sue Goberdhan for "Just Business" by Clayton Plamondon and Erin Leflar
Outstanding New Work
"Pulling Teeth" by John Anderson
Outstanding Technical Merit
"No Plants Were Harmed" by Jordy Wiens
Honourable Mentions for Outstanding Performance
- Andy Northrup as Samula in "A Little Something for the Ducks" Jean Lenox Toddie and directed by Gerald Osborn
- Elizabeth Grierson as Merry in "The Most Unusual Time of the Year" by Janice Thompson Spence and Rick Kiebiech
Honourable Mentions for Outstanding Technical Merit
"All Time Greatest Hits" by Steven Andrews
Adjudication by David Horak
Edmonton Region
STAGE STRUCK 2024 (completed)
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Regional Director
Mary-Ellen Perley
Edmonton, AB
Email: mary-ellen.perley@adfa.ca
Committee Members
Mary-Ellen Perley, David Bodnar, Cassie Duval, Roy Jackson, Tracy Wyman, and John Anderson
Stage Struck! 2024 Photos
All Photos were taken by David Bodnar or Sarah Elliott
"A Little Something for the Ducks" by Jean Lenox Toddie and directed by Gerald Osborn
"A Little Something for the Ducks" by Jean Lenox Toddie and directed by Gerald Osborn
"Just Business" by Clayton Plamondon and Erin Leflar
"Just Business" by Clayton Plamondon and Erin Leflar
"Just Business" by Clayton Plamondon and Erin Leflar
"Just Business" by Clayton Plamondon and Erin Leflar
"No Plants Were Harmed" by Jordy Wiens
"No Plants Were Harmed" by Jordy Wiens
"No Plants Were Harmed" by Jordy Wiens
"No Plants Were Harmed" by Jordy Wiens
"Pulling Teeth" by John Anderson
"Pulling Teeth" by John Anderson
"Pulling Teeth" by John Anderson
"The Most Unusual Time of the Year" by Janice Thompson Spence and Rick Kiebiech
"The Most Unusual Time of the Year" by Janice Thompson Spence and Rick Kiebiech
"All Time Greatest Hits" by Steven Andrews
"All Time Greatest Hits" by Steven Andrews
"All Time Greatest Hits" by Steven Andrews
"All Time Greatest Hits" by Steven Andrews
"Door Bash" by David Cheoros
"Door Bash" by David Cheoros
"Door Bash" by David Cheoros
"Door Bash" by David Cheoros
"Skinflute Sonata" (staged reading) by Gerald Osborn
"Skinflute Sonata" (staged reading) by Gerald Osborn
"Skinflute Sonata" (staged reading) by Gerald Osborn
"Skinflute Sonata" (staged reading) by Gerald Osborn
"Skinflute Sonata" (staged reading) by Gerald Osborn
"Skinflute Sonata" (staged reading) by Gerald Osborn
Sue Goberdhan accepting the award for Outstanding Direction for "Just Business"
John Anderson accepting the award for Outstanding Performance on behalf of Christoff Lundgren for his role as Barton Trent in "Pulling Teeth"
John Anderson accepting the award for Outstanding New Work for his play "Pulling Teeth" with Ellen Kratz from Alberta Playwrights Network
Francie Goodwin-Davies accepting the award for Outstanding Performance for her role as Irma in "A Little Something for the Ducks"
Cassie Duval, Francie Goodwin-Davies and Gerald Osborn accepting the award for Outstanding Production for "A Little Something for the Ducks"
Jordy Wiens accepting the award for Outstanding Technical Merit for their play "No Plants Were Harmed"