Operetta on the Prairie

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Struggling with heartbreak after being left at the altar, Ed Brown seeks a new beginning by accepting a teaching position in a remote Alberta town. Eager to engage his students, he plans a production of Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado. However, his ambitions face opposition from the local pastor, who wields significant influence and threatens to bar the children from participating. The clash between Ed's artistic aspirations and the pastor's conservative views sets the stage for a compelling exploration of community, creativity, and resilience.