This is a consistently high calibre theatre with original plays that make regional history come to life in compelling and very moving ways. Over recent years we have seen brilliant and poignant plays, with superb acting and sets, about subjects as diverse as the 19th century African American proprietor of the Wilberforce Hotel, PT Barnum, Guy Lombardo, and the bizarre ponzi scheme of the "Pigeon King." Well worth a side trip if you plan to go to the Stratford Festival. Well worth a trip in any event!

Very talented actors, good writing and a play adapted to the local area makes the “Christmas Carol” relevant and highly entertaining to its audience. We enjoyed the music, quality of acting, the sets and many artistic surprises. A well deserved standing ovation was given. The theatre was very nice and the sound was good. Seating was comfortable. Very affordable. Great for couples and families.

The pandemic forced the construction of the new Harvest Theatre. Its sight lines are good, and the seats are covered, but the stage is not: a flaw which I hope will be corrected. It made no difference last Wednesday since the weather was sunny and warm. We attended Mark Crawford's one-man show, 'Chase the Ace'. The man is a genius! We have enjoyed all his plays, most recently 'The New Canadian Curling Club', and 'Chase the Ace' fully met our expectations. It is very funny. Try to see it if you can.