The Birds

February 2026

The Guild Hall was thrilled to partner with Gwaandak Theatre to present Yvette Nolan's modern re-telling of Aristophanes’ classic comic fantasy The Birds.

Two men, frustrated by the modern world, arrive in the fabled land of the birds seeking freedom and a better way of life. Despite their best intentions the men are unable to resist remaking this utopian paradise in their own image, without regard for the inhabitants who already occupy the land. Set in a richly imagined, song and dance filled land of the birds.

Performances took place February 11th-28th, 2026 on Wednesdays-Saturdays at The Guild Hall Main Stage in Whitehorse YT.

Wednesday, February 11/26 - 8PM Start

Thursday, February 12/26 - 8PM Start

Friday, February 13/26 - 8PM Start

Saturday, February 14/26 - 8PM Start

Wednesday, February 18/26 - 8PM Start

Thursday, February 19/26 - 8PM Start

Friday, February 20/26 - 8PM Start

Saturday, February 21/26 - 8PM Start

Wednesday, February 25/26 - 8PM Start

Thursday, February 26/26 - 8PM Start

Friday, February 27/26 - 8PM Start

Saturday, February 28/26 - 8PM Start

CREDITS

Featuring Tyra Ashauntie, Autumn Chandler, Jeff Hamilton, Frances Kitson, Alia Krueger, Greg Murdoch, Felix O’Laney, Austin Roe, Josh Schroeder, Emma Seward, Rachel Sherman, Kevin Spofford

Playwright | Yvette Nolan

Director |Jennifer Dawn Bishop

Set Design | Annie Johnsgaard

Costume Design | Gloria Mok

Assistant Costume Design | Katelyn Clark

Lighting Design | Beth Dart

Sound Design & Technical Direction | Kelvin Smoler

Props Design & Costume Assistance | Felix O'Laney

Stage Management | Mary Sloan & Paisley Schroeder

Assistant Stage Management | Halia Pealow

Assistant Direction | Alexis Smith

Production Management | Brenda Pilatzke- Vanier

Carpenter | Al Loewen

Graphic Design | Odile Nelson

Gwaandak Theatre Executive & Artistic Director | Colin Wolf

Gwaandak Theatre Production & Marketing Manager | RJ Smith

Guild Hall Artistic Director | Brian Fidler

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