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| | Sleeping Beauty... A Fairy's Tale
A Theatre Orangeville Mainstage Production- World Premiere!
By Debbie Collins & David Narin
Remember when you were little and your parents would read you a good old-fashioned fairy tale? Ahhh, the good old days….
We take this well known story , fracture it, then put our own topsy turvy spin on it. You will NEVER hear this tale told as we will tell it!!
A pandemonium-packed panto for the whole family to love! You’ll be dancing and singing in your seats! You will boo the villain and cheer for the hero! You will laugh till your face hurts!
If you missed Cinderella last year, boo to you! But if you loved it, you will love that this year will have 30% more shenanigans! Don’t miss out on the sheer madness and joy that is Sleeping Beauty….A Fairy’s Tale.
Warning Theatrical fog, and strobe lighting effects are used in this production
Should you have any questions please reach out to our Box Office at 519-942-3423 | Buy Tickets |
| | Winter Academy Showcase
Tuesday December 10th -7 PM
Come out and see the incredible work the Academy participants have done, ready for the world to see! These superstars have been building their theatrical skills, honing their passions, and exploring their creativity, and are ready to shine on the Theatre Orangeville Opera House Stage.
Featured Classes: Junior Stage, Intermediate Stage, Next Stage, Theatre Orangeville Youth Singers (T.O.Y.S.) and Theatre Orangeville Exceptional Players (T.O.E.P.) | Buy Tickets |
| | Beaver Club
A Theatre Orangeville Mainstage Production
From Playwright Barb Scheffler
Meet the women of The Beaver Club!
Karen is a control freak, Yvette is a no-nonsense Québécoise, Radiance is a free spirit, and Eunice is a salt of the earth East-Coaster.
From scrapbooking to skinny- dipping, through laughter and tears, the women help each other face the challenges of life as they embark on a riotous road trip from Toronto to Dildo, Newfoundland!
Don’t miss this hilarious and heart-warming play that has been dubbed “a new Canadian classic!” | Buy Tickets |
| | Bed and Breakfast
A Theatre Orangeville Mainstage Production
From Playwright Mark Crawford
Brett and Drew want to move out of their tiny downtown apartment, but they just lost their seventh bidding war in Toronto.
When Brett unexpectedly inherits the historic family home in a quiet tourist town, the couple decides to leave the city and open a B&B. But when the boys face friction in their new community, they discover the simple life is more complicated than they thought.
With dozens of hilarious characters all portrayed by two men, Bed and Breakfast is a heartfelt comedy about “ being out” in a small town, skeletons in the closet, and finding a place to call home. | Buy Tickets |
| | One Step At A Time
A Theatre Orangeville Presentation
Written, Composed & Performed by Andrew Prashad
Direction & Dramaturgy by Scott Hurst
Music Direction by Jeannie Wyse
A Father’s Journey of Hope
Using monologues, original songs, improvisational tap dance, and multimedia video, Andrew shares his and his wife’s personal journey of caring for a son with spina bifida and hydrocephalus, while raising two daughters – all while maintaining his career as a professional actor, singer, and dancer.
Since its debut in 2018, this intimate piece has heartened audiences across the country with its powerful message of finding love, joy, and balance every step along the way.
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| | I'm in Love with Your Sister
A Theatre Orangeville Mainstage Production
World Premeire Comedy by Norm Foster
I’m in Love With Your Sister, is as precise a synopsis of this story as there can possibly be.
What’s the play about you ask?
Well, it’s about a guy who falls in love with a woman who just happens to be the sister of the woman he is currently living with.
Well, that sounds awkward. Yes.
That’s because it is awkward. Most comedies stem from some kind of awkwardness.
But how does this happen? Is there an explanation? Yes.
There is a triggering incident that sets the wheels in motion, and when you see the story unfold on stage, it seems quite logical. And funny. Most importantly, it’s funny. And awkward. But funny | Buy Tickets |