September 3, 2026 · 0 Comments
By Joshua Drakes Theatre Orangeville received nearly $20,000 in provincial funding to support its 2026 Summer Young Artist Festival, creating opportunities for emerging performers while ...
By Joshua Drakes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Theatre Orangeville’s production of Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery delivers a fun, fast-paced, clever and wonderfully ...
By Constance Scrafield Leisa Way dug deep into 70s music to research her latest show, and she was amazed herself when she began to realize ...
By Constance Scrafield The Caledon Town Hall Players (CTHP) welcome you to come to their beautiful digression for a couple of hours of theatre goodness. ...
By Constance Scrafield The Caledon Town Hall Players (CTHP) welcome you to come to their beautiful digression for a couple of hours of theatre goodness. ...
By Constance Scrafield Leisa Way dug deep into 70s music to research her latest show, and she was amazed herself when she began to realize ...
By Constance Scrafield Janis Dixon is in her third year of learning to paint, and she is delighted to discover her talent much later in ...
By Constance Scrafield Victor Gligor and his family came to B.C. from Romania in 1992 and lived there for 31 years. When he retired, he ...
By Joshua Drakes Sherlock Holmes is back — and is bringing plenty of laughs with him. Theatre Orangeville’s Dramatic Young Company is diving into Baskerville: ...
By Constance Scrafield Veronica Cvet loves being part of Broadway’s history, as she sees it, through her used books store at 151 Broadway, which is ...
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