Gallery 7 Theatre

    Glory

    by Tracy Power

    Abbotsford Arts Centre

    Glory
    Canadian
    Heartwarming
    Historical

    An electrifying play about the greatest hockey dynasty you've never heard of.

    From 1933 to 1940, the Preston Rivulettes won 348 games and lost only 2, dominating women's hockey when most Canadians didn't even know women could play hockey. Then they vanished from history.

    Now their story comes roaring back to life through fierce choreography, a score that fuses the 1930s with the modern day, and the raw ambition of four young women who refused to stay off the ice. When the world tells you that you don't belong, what does it take to prove them wrong—game after game after game?

    Based on the true story of Canada's most dominant, but most forgotten, champions, this high-energy play filled with dance celebrates the athletes who played their hearts out while the country looked the other way.

    Performance Information

    Running time

    120 minutes, with one twenty-minute intermission

    Location

    Abbotsford Arts Centre
    2329 Crescent Way, Abbotsford

    Showtimes

    January 23 & 24, 28 – 31, February 4 – 7, 2026 @ 7:30 PM
    Matinees: Jan. 24, 31, Feb. 1, 7 & 8 @ 2:00 PM

    Content Warning

    Content Warning

    Contains depictions of Sexism. For more information, please email boxoffice@gallery7theatre.com

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    She shoots, she scores. Glory is pretty glorious!
    Vancouver Sun
    Theatrical storytelling at its best… this script has both velocity and depth… certainly one of my favorites.
    WWNY

    Creative Team

    Gabe Kirkley

    Gabe Kirkley

    Director

    Jeff Kiers

    Jeff Kiers

    Set Designer

    Dani Dejong

    Dani Dejong

    Costume Designer

    Nigel Brooke

    Nigel Brooke

    Lighting Designer

    Liam Whatley

    Liam Whatley

    Sound Designer

    Dianna Lewis

    Dianna Lewis

    Props Designer

    Emy Letourneau

    Emy Letourneau

    Stage Manager

    Mia Joiner

    Mia Joiner

    Assistant Stage Manager