Interaction School of Performing Arts Co. (abbreviated as InterAction), formerly known as Interaction Children's Theatre (IACT), is a performing arts school in Saint John, New Brunswick. It was founded in 2001 by Kate Wilcott and is the only performing arts school of its kind in Southern New Brunswick. It serves hundreds of students each year through weekly classes, summer camps, and school outreach.
The Sound of Music (2007)
The Wizard of Oz (2008)
Nicholas Knock (2002, 2016)
Peter Pan (2003, 2009)
Jacob Two Two Meets the Hooded Fang (2004, 2012)
How to Eat Like a Child (2005, 2014)
Charlotte's Web (2006, 2012, 2016)
East of the Sun, West of the Moon (2006)
Treasure Island (2007, 2016)
The Saint John History Mystery (2007, 2010, 2017)
The Snow Queen (2008, 2014)
The Jungle Book (2009, 2018)
Robin Hood (2010)
Around the World In Eighty Days (2011)
Cinderella (2011, 2019)
Pirates of Penzance (2012)
Just So Stories (2013)
Hansel & Gretel (2013)
Peter & the Wolf (2014)
Alice Through the Looking-Glass (2014)
Peter Pan: The Panto (2015)
Jack and the Beanstalk: A Giant Panto (2015)
‘’Treasure Island’’ (2016)
School of Rock (2017)
‘’The Jungle Book’’ (2018)
Cinderella: the Panto (2019)
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The Loyalist Man is an iconic sign located near the Reversing Falls in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. The figure was conceived of by Jim Stackhouse and painted by Ron Howard. It represents a Loyalist soldier from the American Revolution, as many of Saint John's early settlers were Loyalists. The sign was first displayed in the 1950s though it has been taken out of use on occasion. It was originally created to encourage residents to shop at local stores. In 2005 the city replaced it with a "generic explorer figure" in an attempt to refurbish the city's image but it eventually returned. In 2014 the sign was removed temporarily for repairs after it lost a leg. The City of Saint John has used the image on other signs, pins and various marketing materials over the years. Loyalist Man was also featured as a superheroic character in the Interaction School of Performing Arts' The Saint John History Mystery, as portrayed by Elijah Wilcott.
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