Kids enjoy creative play and drama games with Sum Theatre facilitators Heather & Kate. Areas explored may include physical warm-ups, traditional games, mime and movement, storytelling and improvisation.
Heather Morrison is the Artistic Producer of Sum Theatre and a morning radio host on Saskatoon’s 98 Cool. She’s passionate about arts and community, and loves to share the experience of theatre!
Kate Herriot is a Saskatoon-based actor and the Project Manager for Sum Theatre’s Theatre in the Park. One of her greatest joys is teaching at Persephone’s Theatre School, where creative discoveries happen every day!
Sum Theatre is excited to be returning to Saskatoon Public Parks this summer presenting live professional theatre FREE of charge. Join Sum Theatre at Theatre in the Park this 
July for their fun and music-filled adaptation of The Pied Piper in parks all over Saskatoon! On Monday July 7th @ 7pm, The Pied Piper will be in Ashworth Holmes Park. Family Friendly. FREE admission. Bring a lawn chair, blanket and imagination. Full schedule and more details at www.sumtheatre.com
Saskatoon’s Sum Theatre is dedicated to bringing people together through non-traditional live theatre experiences. Last summer, local actor and playwright Joel Bernbaum decided to act on an idea he’d had for a long time. He wanted to bring communities together to watch free plays in their own neighborhoods. With the help of actor and radio host, Heather Morrison, Sum Theatre was created and Saskatoon’s newest summer tradition, Theatre in the Park, was born. Last season over 4,000 audience members participated in the production of Alice in Wonderland. Alice was voted “Best Live Theatre Production” in Planet S Magazine’s Best of Saskatoon, and received the Juror’s Award for Innovation from the Saskatoon and Area Theatre Awards! Most importantly, Theatre in the Park helped to build stronger communities. When teenagers, seniors, and families share in the experience of watching a play outdoors, conversation and community-building are inevitable.
