Local radio play invites ‘believing without seeing’
Local radio play invites ‘believing without seeing’
Robin Lottes (left) as Curdie, Ava Schellenberg (right) as Princess Irene, and Greg Graham (at the podium) as author George MacDonald perform one of the final scenes in the Pontiac Community Players’ radio play rendition of the classic fairytale, The Princess and the Goblin at the Bristol United Church on Sunday evening as Katherine MacGregor (seated), who played both the grandmother and the cook Elspeth, awaits her next line. Photo: Sophie Kuijper Dickson
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