This year’s Peninsula College Find Your Voice Play Festival promises to be a smorgasbord of creative talent and innovative solutions to the question of how to integrate three random “thingies” — Rick Flare the wrestler, Canada and a candle, into seven imaginative and unique plays.

Each year the Find Your Voice Play Festival invites anyone in the community to submit their play that combines three new elements each year into a cohesive piece. The result is surprising and novel, event organizers say.

Show dates are set for 7:30 p.m. Feb. 27-28 and 2 p.m. March 1 in the Little Theater. Tickets, available at the door, are $8 for general admission, $6 for seniors and non-P.C. students with ID, and free to P.C. students.

The following plays will be highlighted in this year’s festival:

• “Hitchike,” by Mirza Aditya Rachmat, directed by Hannah Hendrickson

• “In the Moment,” by Catherine Coté, directed by Anna Andersen

• “Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow,” by Ron Frankel, directed by Nessa Urban

• “It’s Just a Number,” by Zan Manning, directed by Paul Rynearson

• “Dancing to Saskatoon,” by Anna Andersen and Chaz Stephens, directed by Anna Andersen

• “The Morning After by Ron Frankel, directed by Kati Herreid

• “Yukon Miracle 1897,” by Michael Mills, directed by Paul Rynearson

Actors performing in this year’s Find Your Voice Play Festival include Bonnie Booth, Pete Griffin, Tavin Dotson, D. Jon Greene, Fiona Humphrey, Samantha Jones, Rosie Matlock, Angela Rausch, Mike Roggenbuck, Paul Rynearson, Jane Rynearson, Melissa Sackor, Derek Smith, Nessa Urban and Raven Young.

For more information, contact Starcevich at laras@pencol.edu or 417-6478.