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| | Foundations Fest
Foundations Fest is Theatre Aurora’s upcoming late-summer celebration of new theatre, spotlighting short, unpublished works by York Region playwrights. Launching in August 2026, the festival brings together local writers, directors, and actors to collaborate on dramatic stage readings of one- and two-act plays, sharing bold new stories with our community for the very first time. | Buy tickets |
| | Yesterday Once More
Conceived by Judi Cragg and Neill Kernohan
Close your eyes and you're back — the summer that song was everywhere, the record you wore out, the concert you'll never forget. Yesterday Once More is an original musical revue conceived by Judi Cragg and Neill Kernohan, celebrating the greatest hits of the 60s and 70s performed live on stage. From Motown to folk, pop to rock, this show is pure joyful nostalgia — crafted with love for audiences who lived it, and those who wish they had. | Buy tickets |
| | Over the River and Through the Woods
by Joe DiPietra
Sunday dinner was never this complicated. When a young man announces he's leaving for a job across the country, his four Italian-American grandparents pull out every stop — and every guilt trip — to make him stay. Joe DiPietro's warm and wonderfully funny comedy is a love letter to family: the kind that drives you absolutely crazy and wouldn't have it any other way. | Buy tickets |
| | My Fair Lady
By Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe
One of the greatest musicals ever written, My Fair Lady sweeps you into Edwardian London where a sharp-tongued professor wagers he can transform a Cockney flower girl into a polished society lady. Lerner and Loewe's score is glorious — I Could Have Danced All Night, Get Me to the Church on Time, On the Street Where You Live — and the story still crackles with wit, class, and complicated hearts. | Buy tickets |
| | Holmes/Poirot
by Jeffrey Hatcher and Steve Hendrickson
The world's greatest detective. And the other world's greatest detective. When Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot find themselves entangled in the same baffling mystery, the game is most decidedly afoot twice over. Two brilliant minds, two infallible methods, and absolutely no agreement on how to solve the case. Holmes/Poirot is a wickedly clever theatrical treat that plays fair with the clues, the characters, and the audience. Elementary? Hardly. But enormously satisfying. | Buy tickets |
| | Self-Help
by Norm Foster
What happens when the gurus of personal transformation have a body they desperately need to get rid of? Norm Foster's hilarious farce takes aim at the self-help industry with sharp wit and gleeful absurdity. Packed with mistaken intentions, escalating chaos, and characters who are very much not living their best lives, Self-Help is the perfect prescription for an evening of uncontrollable laughter. No journaling required. | Buy tickets |