We were dazzled by the performance. Everyone should see this both young and old. We saw 'Winter Wonderland' but the theme's change . (check the website) This theatre should be on everyone's list as a 'must see.' The lunch was delicious and the performance amazing. Words cannot explain in full the professionalism of this special company of special needs people.

What a great night out from beginning to end! The dining room at the Dine and Dream Theatre feels magical from the moment you walk in and the staff are totally friendly and helpful. The food was fresh and delicious. As we walked along into the theatre it was great to be able to see the giant pictures about the history of Famous People Players with celebrities like Tom Cruise and Paul Newman. And then the show..wow! You've really never seen anything like it. With the magic of black light the performers create incredible sights, creatures and people on the stage. So much colour, music and movement. Then back to the Dining room for desert and coffee. I would highly recommend this dinner and show experience to anyone of any age. It's a terrific deal for your money and... an experience you'll never forget.

These years of COVID have left me struggling to enjoy life to its fullest again. But; last night I went to Famous People Players and shortly after the show began I was smiling and then the joy of life returned to my soul and my faith in mankind was restored. All of this plus a delicious salmon dinner and dessert. There is nothing else like Famous People Players in Canada or anywhere else in the world. They are a recognized national treasure.and fifty years later are still going strong. If you live in Toronto or you're coming this way; treat yourself to an evening that will leave you smiling and feeling good about life and how often does that happen? Dini Petty

We had such a great time last night at the Famous People Players. Went with about 50 friends. The food was great, Service was wonderful and the show was really fun. Appropriate for kids and adults alike. It is always such a moving experience when we visit. If you have never been you HAVE to experience FPP. Congratulations on 50 years!! Wow what a record.

We came into Toronto and attended Famous People Players with volunteers for Volunteer Appreciation Week on April 20th. It was absolutely amazing! If you haven't seen a show yet, your missing out. Definitely, go out and support this wonderful non profit organziation.

Our family had the time of our lives celebrating 50 years of the Famous People Players last night. This was unforgettable, exquisite, impactful dinner theatre at its finest and most creative. The brilliance of founding director, Diane Dupuy, and current director, Joanne Dupuy, shines through as the Famous People Players cook, serve and perform their hearts out, manuvering giant, colorful blacklit puppets to musical numbers like Send in the Clowns, Candy Man, Jailhouse Rock and other numbers by new Canadian musicians that soothe the soul and provide inspiration for the ages. Love abounds in this unprecedented, magnificent performing arts experience. Go FPP; we love you! A shout out to all Toronto businesses, foundations and individuals who have made the Famous People Players possible and given the world the gift of their presence for 50 years and counting!