Old Love: Meet Bud and Molly. He's recently divorced, she's newly widowed. One was smitten from the very first meeting - the other, let's just say - less so. Canada's most popular Playwright, Norm Foster, has done it again in this clever and witty play, written for romantics of any age who believe it's never too late to fall in love. Starring Norm Foster!

June 17 to July 2

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Freedom 85: Meet Sybil, an extremely feisty 85 year old English immigrant. Meet Kate, a wayward young woman who is trying to make a fresh start after a long struggle with personal demons. Together they plot the ultimate nursing home escape! This two woman multi-character, energetic 'tour de force' is a touching comedy that will introduce audiences to the magic of euchre, memories of wartime Britain, romance and...love

Freedom 85 was first produced at The Toronto Fringe Festival in 2008 with rave reviews. It has continued successful showings at the New York Fringe Festival and also Theatre Orangeville.

July 7 to July 17

Blue Suede Shoes: Don't miss this explosive tribute to the King of Rock'n'Roll, Elvis Presley. Relive the hits that made Elvis the world's most beloved performer, sung by Roy Leblanc, winner of the 2003 Las Vegas World's Best Elvis Competition. Fans of all ages will love this heartfelt and energetic tribute to the iconic musical legend.

August 3 to August 13

Funny Business: A musical comedy about office drama! When low morale threatens their branch, 5 office workers must mount a team building fashion show to save their jobs. Meet the bumbling Middle Manager, nerdy Intern, the perky Receptionist, the shark-like Sales Guy, and the tough as nails Marketing Executives as they try to keep the show together without tearing each other apart! Get into the team- building spirit with songs such as, " It's My First Day”, “Bottom Line”, and the show-stopping number that will have you screaming, “You Can’t Fire Me, I Quit!”
This sexy multimedia musical romp opened to critical acclaim at the 2007 Toronto Fringe Festival and played to packed houses at downtown Toronto’s urban cabaret, the Diesel Playhouse.  It received critical acclaim from the Toronto Star (3.5 out of 4 stars), NOW Magazine (5 stars) and Eye Weekly (4 stars). 

August 17 to August 20

Wingfield Lost & Found: Seventh and latest in the popular series about stockbroker turned farmer Walt Wingfield. In the midst of a scorching drought, the worst in 25 years, wells on the Seventh Line are drying up. A search to locate a new well on Wingfield Farm ensues, but distractions abound. Is it the end of farming for Walt and Maggie, or can the precious liquid be found? This is only the second run Wingfield Lost & Found has been performed in Ontario!!

August 31 to September 3