When trains rumble past the CN station in the middle of a production, our crew is ready.
“Wheels of Time” has kicked off on the platform of the CNR Station in Fort Langley. The whimsical production journeys through time to highlight Langley people and events from 1910 to 1969, with special attention to the role of the CNR Station in Langley’s history.
British war bride Lois Bowling, Dr Benjamin Marr and carpenter Billy Brown are among the local local historical figures who make appearances. Written by LHS board member Mark Forsythe, the play was brought to life by the Creative Compass Society under the guidance of Brigitte Seib. The society was created in honour of her late son, Myles, a musician who loved the arts. The Society’s mission is to help mentor emerging local talent.
Thank you to the entire volunteer production team, including LHS board member Tom Hammel for his musical gifts and playing the part of troubadour! “Wheels of Times” continues until Thanksgiving weekend, Saturdays from noon until 4 pm, on the station platform.
Billy Brown makes his pitch to move the Commercial Hotel in return for a case of whiskey. He succeeded.
