and Dolls 2005: My Fair Lady 2004: Jane Eyre 2003: State Fair 2002: Hello Dolly! 2000: Titanic 1999: The Pajama Game 1998: Annie 1997: Oklahoma! 1996: Faust 1995: Damn Yankees 1994: Fiddler on the Roof 1993: Oliver! 1992: Carousel 1989: Now Let's Revue 1988: Kiss Me, Kate 1987: My One and Only 1986: The Music Man 1985: The Pajama Game 1984: Guys and Dolls 1983: West Side Story 1982: Bye Bye Birdie 1981: Bells are Ringing 1980: Brigadoon 1979: Guys and Dolls 1978: South Pacific 1977: Irene 1976: Oklahoma! 1975: Anything Goes 1974: Salad Days 1973: The Music Man 1968: Get Up and Go 1967: Tell it to Sweeney 1966: Our Girls 1963: The Curious Savage 1962: The Red Mill 1961: The Pirates of Penzance The Happiest Days of Our Life 1960: Life With Father 1959: Four To Go 1958: Father of the Bride 1957: The Solid Gold Cadillac 1956: Robin Hood Time Out for Ginger 1955: The Winslow Boy 1954: The Fortune Teller Cheaper by the Dozen 1953: Martha/Julius Caesar 1952: The Romance of Cinderella The Chimes of Normandy You Can't Take It With You 1951: Erminie Notable alumni Rick Black – Canadian Football League (CFL) player Philip Bryden '71 – Alberta deputy minister of justice and deputy solicitor general George Elliott Clarke '78 – poet/professor David Crabbe – Canadian Football League player Melanie Doane – singer/songwriter Ray Downey – Olympic boxer Andy Fillmore '84 – current member of parliament for Halifax and Parliamentary Secretary to Canada's Minister of Infrastructure and Communities Walter Fitzgerald '54 – former mayor of Halifax and first mayor of Halifax Regional Municipality Nancy Garapick '79 – Olympic swimmer (Montreal 1976 - won two bronze medals) Jenn Grant '98 – singer/songwriter Rob Harris '81 – Canadian men's curling champion '04 ("Brier"), world championships bronze medal-winner '04, Canadian mixed curling champion '02 Ron James '76 – comedian Stephen Kimber '67 – journalist Labi Kousoulis '89 – Liberal MLA Michael Leir – High Commissioner to Australia Martha MacDonald '68 – economist Alexa McDonough – former leader of the Nova Scotia New Democratic Party (1980–1994) and New Democratic Party (1995–2003) Sarah McLachlan '86 – singer/songwriter Steve Morley '99 – former NFL football player and CFL (1st overall draft pick) offensive lineman Elliot Page '05 – actor (X-Men: The Last Stand and Juno) Glenn Sarty (dropped out) – television producer Russell Smith '81 – author and journalist Wade Smith