Entertainment

  It’s been a busy year for the Dundas County Hospice at Williamsburg as they settled into and completed the renovations at the home purchased last spring.  And they couldn’t have gotten it all done […]

  “You can get anything you want/At Alice’s Restaurant…” The classic Arlo Guthrie song, with its 60s references and its 60s musical flavour, seemed, to authors Colin Stewart and Chris McHarge, just the right title […]

   A young man from “down under” is returning to the St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage in the concert that music fans have been demanding.  Australian Jordie Lane, who first captured the attention of audiences two […]

   Upper Canada Playhouse is known for kick-starting its new season, and shaking away the winter blues with a high-octane, live concert. And this year is no exception. The Playhouse opens its 2016 season with […]

  With eight projects from various groups/charities now on board to receive funding, 100 Women Who Care About South Dundas have rescheduled the selection night. Two weeks ago, the Leader ran a story to announce […]

  An old time Bluesman once put it this way: “The Blues? The Blues is life.” Saturday, March 19, at Upper Canada Playhouse, three outstanding women, all award winning and acclaimed singer/songwriters, will bring “life […]

   There were teenagers down front in the auditorium. There were white-haired, conservative seniors filling row after row further back. There were even some people, scattered throughout the crowd, who looked a little as if […]

   Sometimes the audience attending Cathy Jones’ hilarious one woman show, Stranger to Hard Work, didn’t quite know what had hit them. The vibrant, quick-witted actor threw characters and improvisations out at a non-stop pace […]

  She’s one of the founding stars of This Hour Has 22 Minutes (now CBC’s 22 Minutes.) She was a writer/performer with the CODCO troop from Newfoundland. She’s shared television, stage, acting and writing credits […]