Theatre Orangeville’s Things My Fore-Sisters Saw: review

March 10, 2022 · 0 Comments

By Constance Scrafield A lot of history never makes it into the school classrooms. We need, therefore, to be grateful to those actors who perform ...

Theatre Orangeville’s Videographer brings real theatre into film

By Constance Scrafield Filming a staged play so that the film maintains the feel of actually being in the theatre has been the challenge over ...

Town Crier and Visionary – Andrew Welch releases new book

By Constance Scrafield Andrew Welch is a multi-talented man. A graduate of math and computer sciences from the University of Waterloo in 1984, he went ...

Headwaters Arts opens ‘unearthing beauty’ exhibit

By Rob Paul, Local Journalism Initiative Headwaters Arts’ doors are open for its latest exhibit “unearthing beauty,” which launched last Wednesday (Feb. 9) and will ...

Century Church presents Jack of Diamonds

By Constance Scrafield For a second go-round in 2022, Century Church is bringing us its next production, Jack of Diamonds, opening March 6 and running ...

Theatre Orangeville opens with Things My Fore-Sisters Saw

By Constance Scrafield When Leslie McCurdy wrote The Spirit of Harriet, she told the Citizen that she never set out to write one person plays. ...

Local talent, Nicolas Mustapha at an impasse

By Constance Scrafield “I’m not doing school any more for now,” said Nicolas Mustapha. “Online schooling is not worth it. Now I’m just doing … ...

Julia Obermeyer is eager to sing again

By Constance Scrafield “My paternal grandparents were singers and my dad’s sister is a singer. I remember seeing her singing Messiah when I was eight ...

Aarvark Music and Culture: for music in the community

By Constance Scrafield It was high school that launched the owner of Aardvark Music and Culture, Perry Joseph into music. Lots of students enjoy the ...