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Theatre Orangeville’s online Streaming: The Third Life of Eddy Mann
August 13, 2021 · 0 Comments
By Constance Scrafield What does it mean to retire from the job you love? To take up another employment which you really do not like ...
David Nairn: Starlight Gala and the coming Series – We’re Back!
By Constance Scrafield When Artistic Director, David Nairn says “We’re very busy here at Theatre Orangeville,” he means it more than ever. Let us begin ...
Provincial Green Party leader visits Orangeville’s arts community
By Constance Scrafield Leader of Ontario’s Green Party and Guelph MPP Mike Schreiner, wants us to understand the power of the punch his party potentially ...
Excitement building for local summer concerts series
By Constance Scrafield “We got hurricaned (sic) out [a couple of weeks ago]. I drove out the day before to Bobcaygeon, as did other members ...
Amanda Dempsey-Laughlin’s Arthur J. Peabody goes International
By Constance Scrafield “Arthur J. Peabody is a play that I wrote last year to enter into a Summer Short Play festival,” said Amanda Dempsey-Laughlin. ...
Jim F. Hope: keeping Orangeville’s historic buildings beautiful
By Constance Scrafield Jas. F Hope Construction Ltd. has been based in Orangeville for 40 years, with Jim F. Hope being the fourth-generation owner and ...
Theatre Orangeville presents The Third Life of Eddie Mann
By Constance Scrafield Up next at Theatre Orangeville, the second of two one act plays, filmed so skillfully, the feeling of actually being in the ...
Alton Mill Annex gets tent cover thanks to $138,000 COVID grant
By Constance Scrafield This year, Country singer, Tim Hicks is coming to do a concert at the Alton Mill Arts Centre. There are several great ...
Larry Kurtz is delighted to bring back the Festival, even if small
By Constance Scrafield “The way it works out is,” began Larry Kurtz, Artistic Director the Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival, “when the town staged the ...
Big News – we can go to the theatre – soon!
By Constance Scrafield Theatre Orangeville’s Artistic Director, David Nairn, is a happy man: “We’re super pumped,” he told the Citizen, “to be back in the ...
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