As the producer of Theatre Cambrian's upcoming production of
Oklahoma (I wish) to express my consternation over a report in
the May 3 edition of Northern Life.  Libby Dornbush in her
review of the STC's Little Shop of Horrors suggests when it
closes May 20, there will be no more theatre in Sudbury until
the fall.
In reading the review, I am bothered by the confusion that it creates in my mind as a reader. 
Perhaps she was referring only to productions of and by the
STC on its own stage. However, it certainly reads more like
it's the absolute last opportunity for any theatre experience
until the fall.
If it leaves confusion in my mind as the producer, what does
it leave in the minds of the readers of Northern Life?
Another part of the confusion lies in the fact that,
throughout many years, Northern Life has been a corporate
sponsor Theatre Cambrian's productions each year, and while not
a sponsor of this show, Northern Life is carrying advertising
for our production.
Additionally, the program for STC's production of Little
Shop carries advertising for Theatre Cambrian's production of
Oklahoma as we will be performing it on the stage of the STC.
I would ask that Northern Life help us out by printing a
timely correction to the misleading review on the Entertainment
page of an upcoming edition.
 Dale Pepin
, Sudbury
Editor's note: Northern Life and Libby Dornbush apologize for this error.