The Saskatoon Summer Players are presenting Ride the Cyclone at the Broadway Theatre.

Set in Uranium city, Saskatchewan, the show follows six teens as they die on a roller coaster, end up in limbo, and compete in a musical talent competition for a second chance at life.

The actor behind Jane Doe, Sydney Kelln, says the show is full of many funny and heart-warming bits.

“It does a really go job of bouncing between pulling you right in and almost making you cry and then it flips and you’re laughing.”

Kelln’s character, Jane Doe, is beheaded when she dies and spends the show discovering who she is and her relationship with the other kids.

The show is also the first to be performed by a community theatre group in Saskatchewan.

“When the audience leaves the theatre, I hope they feel uplifted and maybe carried through any grief there going through. It has a very interesting way of acknowledging that sadness and joy can exist together.”

Showings start on November 12 and will go until the 15. There will be two shows on the 13 and 14. Tickets can be found on the Saskatoon Summer Players website or on the Broadway Theatre website.