Walking down the aisles between these vintage costumes is like taking a stroll through Oklahoma! or a skip down the yellow brick road in The Wizard of Oz.
Despite the setbacks, the society has remained strong and dedicated to its mission, returning in 2022 with the performance of The Sound of Rodgers and Hammerstein"It's funny, I meet kids that were in Peter Pan and are now going to university and they remember it so fondly.
"I remember I did a lot of amateur theatre when I was younger. But then when I went into the business world, it's the same thing," she said. "It's like being part of a great soccer or football team, you've basically got a group of people with one aim, and that's to put on a show at the end of it.
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