Sault celebrates 40 years of madrigal dinners

At the beginning of the play, the Green Knight speaks to the feast table of King Arthur's court at the Madrigal dinner for Hospice of the EUP at Dream Maker Theater on Dec. 4 2022.
At the beginning of the play, the Green Knight speaks to the feast table of King Arthur's court at the Madrigal dinner for Hospice of the EUP at Dream Maker Theater on Dec. 4 2022.

SAULT STE. MARIE — Madrigal dinner returned to the Soo this past weekend after taking years off due because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Madrigal dinner, hosted in the Kewadin Casino dream maker theater, raises money every year for Hospice of the EUP, a local hospice house that relies on donations and community support to keep running. The performance includes serving dinner during a play and dressing in medieval clothes.

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This year was the 40th performance of the Madrigal dinner, this time performers acted out a comedic version of the Green Knight, a tale of Camelot and the knights of the round table.

Attendees also witnessed performances by the Sault High pompon team and a musical telling of the story of Christmas.

Lancelot going on his quest through the forest in a glow in the dark portion of the Madrigal dinner for Hospice of the EUP at Dream Maker Theater on Dec. 4 2022
Lancelot going on his quest through the forest in a glow in the dark portion of the Madrigal dinner for Hospice of the EUP at Dream Maker Theater on Dec. 4 2022
Sault High pom team performing for the crowd before seating at the Madrigal dinner for Hospice of the EUP at Dream Maker Theater on Dec. 4 2022.
Sault High pom team performing for the crowd before seating at the Madrigal dinner for Hospice of the EUP at Dream Maker Theater on Dec. 4 2022.

Contact Brendan Wiesner: BWiesner@Sooeveningnews.com

This article originally appeared on The Sault News: Madrigal dinner fundraiser returns after three years