Entertainment

  – Is there anyone, anywhere, who has not, maybe just for a short time, felt that he was actually living in the wrong era? That his problems would be fewer, his joys greater, his […]

   “I went to see the world premier of Norm Foster’s The Gentleman Clothier, at Port Dover’s Lighthouse Festival Theatre, and I was simply blown away by the play,” said Upper Canada Playhouse artistic director, […]

   To say that the volunteer board of the St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage is excited about the Stage’s new home at Upper Canada Playhouse, and about the exceptional musical line up they have scheduled for […]

  “Okay, now wave to everyone you want to wave to, and then we’ll start the play,” Kate Veinotte, teacher for the 2015 junior theatre school at Upper Canada Playhouse, told her young students on […]

   So, Hilary is in love with George…  Oh no, wait, it’s apparently Brian that Hilary loves! No, no, wait a minute, Brian seems to be in love with Wendy who’s… Hold it now, it […]

  “This really is a sparkling summer comedy,” said director Donnie Bowes. “With a farce like Touch and Go, we let the audience check all its stress at the door, and just sit back and […]

  The summer of comedy is packing them in at the Playhouse this 2015 season. The theatre’s upcoming comedy, Touch and Go, guarantees to keep those crowds coming. The Playhouse and its audience knows that […]

  “Give ‘em that old Razzle Dazzle/ And how will they know you’ve got no talent?” The 27 students taking the 2015 summer theatre school course at Upper Canada Playhouse sang this song during their […]

    “Loyal he was born, and loyal he remained.” Robin Morris, the late publisher of the Chesterville Record and the Eastern Ontario AgriNews, was honoured at a unique and touching ceremony held near the Crysler’s […]

   “This day didn’t turn out so badly, after all,” grins Sam Fluck, at the end of the 24 unexpected, hectic, hilarious and wonderful hours that lucky audiences have shared with his unforgettable family. Or, […]