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Karen Redman Regional Chair Waterloo Region

Interview with Karen Redman Regional Chair Waterloo Region.

About GLORY
A Hockey Play That Swings

Written by Tracey Power

May 15 to June 8 at Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge
June 12 to June 22 at Huron Country Playhouse II
June 26 to July 6 at King's Wharf Theatre
July 10 to July 20 at Drayton Festival Theatre

The inspirational and incredible true story of Ontario’s Preston Rivulettes women’s hockey team comes to life on stage in this new Canadian play that proves a woman's place is on home ice.

In 1933, four friends set out to show the nation that Canada’s favourite pastime isn’t just a sport for men. As they fight through The Great Depression, prejudice, and personal strife, can these determined women overcome the odds and forge their own path to glory?

Featuring electrifying swing dance choreography inspired by the jazz age, GLORY captures all the thrills, exhilaration, and tension of a great hockey game while celebrating female empowerment. Don’t miss the unique theatrical experience that will fill your heart with pride as a scrappy team of upstarts pioneer a new path in the world of sport. Go Rivulettes!

May 15 to June 8 at Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge
June 12 to June 22 at Huron Country Playhouse II
June 26 to July 6 at King's Wharf Theatre
July 10 to July 20 at Drayton Festival Theatre

Canada151: Better Late Than Sorry

Canada 151: Better Late Than Sorry | The Mountie's First Farewell Tour

Conceived by Lukas Mustakas
Written by Alex Mustakas & Neil Aitchison
Music Compilation and Arrangements by David Rogers & Mark Payne

Drayton Festival Theatre | June 20 to July 8:
Huron Country Playhouse | July 12 to Aug 4:

Following Canada’s sesquicentennial celebration, our love for the true north strong and free is on full display in 2018 with a brand new show that celebrates what it means to be quintessentially Canadian.

After reaching his milestone 70th birthday, RCMP Constable Archibald F. Inkster and his faithful horse are both finally being put out to pasture! Join us as our favourite Mountie throws himself a retirement hoedown complete with music, dancing, humour, and of course, some biting political satire.

Never one to pull punches, gifted comedian Neil Aitchison once again takes aim at national and international events – with outrageous opinions current affairs. Over the years, Inkster has made memorable appearances in Bending the Bows, Canadian Loonie, Canadian Toonie, Sorry…I’m Canadian, and Canadian Legends. See him one more time in this celebratory send-off that will melt your igloo.

Drayton Festival Theatre | June 20 to July 8:
Huron Country Playhouse | July 12 to Aug 4:

The Creative Team
David Rogers, Director
Jesse Grandmont, Music Director
David Rogers, Set and Costume Concept
Jessica Pembleton, Costume Designer
Davida Tkach, Lighting Designer
Sara Turner, Stage Manager
Lynette Blanchard, Assistant Stage Manager

The Company
(in alphabetical order)
Neil Aitchison
Devan Ballagh
Paige Ballagh
Gerrad Everard
Howard Gaul
Jesse Grandmont
Dee Klinger
Bob Hewus
Steve Lavoie
Laura Mae Nason
Mélanie Paiement
Frank Parks
Kale Penny
Jennifer Walls*
* Assistant to the Director

Drayton Festival Theatre | June 20 to July 8:
Huron Country Playhouse | July 12 to Aug 4:

10132 Merrywood Drive, Grand Bend

The ultimate in luxury living! This custom built concrete construction Oke Woodsmith home is 4400 sq feet of living space with In-home theatre/security/intercom/air quality system/hot water radiant heat on both levels. One floor living is a dream in this open concept masterpiece. Barrelled 16 ft ceiling carried through great room to covered porch with outdoor kitchen thru 16 ft patio doors. Town & Country fireplace nestled into custom cabinetry that flows through the main floor. Expansive kitchen boasts island with leather finished granite top, built in appliances & pantry. Wall to wall windows overlook the river with floating dock, patio areas with 16 ft 2 sided feature fireplace, lush landscaped grounds with large pond, black iron fencing. You can even boat to the lake! Circular staircase to stunning full walkout lower level with gas fireplace on lower level outdoor patio, and concrete bar, . 3 bay oversized garage is a showroom with heated ceramic floors, full length of garage cabinetry, glass overhead rear door. There is nothing quite like living in a concrete home!

Sarnia: Our 125th Year Documentary, 1982

To celebrate 125 years, Sarnia held a year of events in 1982. The 125th Anniversary Committee oversaw the execution of this series of events, and put together this documentary that captures many of these special moments. The original 16mm film is part of the Lambton County Archives collection and has been digitized to facilitate access.

Credits:

Editing by Geoff Lane and John Murray

Still photography by Sarnia Photochromatic Club

Photographed and directed by Geoff Lane

Acknowledgments from film: We acknowledge with gratitude the assistance of the Ontario Government, the Wintario organization, the Corporation of Sarnia, Sarnia Little Theatre, Lambton College, and the St. Clair Parkway Commission in making this documentary possible. - The 125th Anniversary Committee

GLORY

Drayton Entertainment
presents
A Western Canada Theatre Production
GLORY

A Hockey Play That Swings

Written by Tracey Power

On four stages!
May 15 to June 8 at Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge
June 12 to June 22 at Huron Country Playhouse II
June 26 to July 6 at King's Wharf Theatre
July 10 to July 20 at Drayton Festival Theatre

ABOUT
The inspirational and incredible true story of Ontario’s Preston Rivulettes women’s hockey team comes to life on stage in this new Canadian play that proves a woman's place is on home ice.

In 1933, four friends set out to show the nation that Canada’s favourite pastime isn’t just a sport for men. As they fight through The Great Depression, prejudice, and personal strife, can these determined women overcome the odds and forge their own path to glory?

Featuring electrifying swing dance choreography inspired by the jazz age, GLORY captures all the thrills, exhilaration, and tension of a great hockey game while celebrating female empowerment. Don’t miss the unique theatrical experience that will fill your heart with pride as a scrappy team of upstarts pioneer a new path in the world of sport. Go Rivulettes!

AUDIENCE
Recommended for ages 12 and up. There is no official rating system for live theatre. We encourage you to use your judgment based on your child's age and maturity level. Visit our website to read our complete Ticket Policy.

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Spotlight on Goderich: A Variety Show

Spotlight on Goderich: A Variety Show at the Huron Country Playhouse in Grand Bend on Sunday, November 20th at 3:00 p.m. All event proceeds will be designated to the United Way Perth-Huron for tornado relief efforts in Goderich and area.

Admission for this star-studded benefit performance is $50.00, and includes a $25.00 tax receipt. Tickets can be purchased exclusively through the Drayton Entertainment Box Office at (519) 238-6000 or toll free at 1-855-372-9866.

Donations may be made direct to United Way Perth-Huron by phone: 1-877-818-8867 (toll-free) or online: or e-mail: campaign@unitedwayperthhuron.ca

The idea was conceived by John Wilkinson, former Member of Provincial Parliament for Perth-Wellington. Alex Mustakas, Artistic Director of Drayton Entertainment, will spearhead the fundraising event alongside artistic leaders from the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, Shaw Festival, Bluewater Summer Playhouse, Blyth Festival, The Grand Theatre, Starbright Christmas, Theatre Aquarius, Victoria Playhouse Petrolia, Theatre Orangeville, Lighthouse Festival Theatre, and others. All featured artists, administration staff, and behind-the-scenes production crew will donate their time to bring this worthy fundraiser to the stage.

Tracy Hipel - Nephew of Norma Hipel

Interview with Tracy Hipel nephew of Norma Hipel one of the original Rivulettes.

About GLORY
A Hockey Play That Swings

Written by Tracey Power

May 15 to June 8 at Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge
June 12 to June 22 at Huron Country Playhouse II
June 26 to July 6 at King's Wharf Theatre
July 10 to July 20 at Drayton Festival Theatre

The inspirational and incredible true story of Ontario’s Preston Rivulettes women’s hockey team comes to life on stage in this new Canadian play that proves a woman's place is on home ice.

In 1933, four friends set out to show the nation that Canada’s favourite pastime isn’t just a sport for men. As they fight through The Great Depression, prejudice, and personal strife, can these determined women overcome the odds and forge their own path to glory?

Featuring electrifying swing dance choreography inspired by the jazz age, GLORY captures all the thrills, exhilaration, and tension of a great hockey game while celebrating female empowerment. Don’t miss the unique theatrical experience that will fill your heart with pride as a scrappy team of upstarts pioneer a new path in the world of sport. Go Rivulettes!

May 15 to June 8 at Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge
June 12 to June 22 at Huron Country Playhouse II
June 26 to July 6 at King's Wharf Theatre
July 10 to July 20 at Drayton Festival Theatre

Rebecca Haddaway Former Rivulettes Centre

Interview with Rebecca Haddaway former center for the Cambridge Rivulettes.

About GLORY
A Hockey Play That Swings

Written by Tracey Power

May 15 to June 8 at Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge
June 12 to June 22 at Huron Country Playhouse II
June 26 to July 6 at King's Wharf Theatre
July 10 to July 20 at Drayton Festival Theatre

The inspirational and incredible true story of Ontario’s Preston Rivulettes women’s hockey team comes to life on stage in this new Canadian play that proves a woman's place is on home ice.

In 1933, four friends set out to show the nation that Canada’s favourite pastime isn’t just a sport for men. As they fight through The Great Depression, prejudice, and personal strife, can these determined women overcome the odds and forge their own path to glory?

Featuring electrifying swing dance choreography inspired by the jazz age, GLORY captures all the thrills, exhilaration, and tension of a great hockey game while celebrating female empowerment. Don’t miss the unique theatrical experience that will fill your heart with pride as a scrappy team of upstarts pioneer a new path in the world of sport. Go Rivulettes!

May 15 to June 8 at Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge
June 12 to June 22 at Huron Country Playhouse II
June 26 to July 6 at King's Wharf Theatre
July 10 to July 20 at Drayton Festival Theatre

Visit Sarnia-Lambton, beautiful Blue Water Country

This video showcases all that Sarnia & Lambton County in Ontario, Canada has to offer its visitors. Known as Blue Water Country this area features breathtaking sunsets and tropical blue waters along with a multitude of entertainment options. For more information call 1-800-265-0316 or visit tourismsarnialambton.com and be sure to order your FREE full colour Sarnia & Lambton County Travel Guide. It's time to create memories that will last a lifetime!

12th Annual Polar Dip in Owen Sound

The 12th annual Polar dip was held in Owen Sound on Saturday, March 19, 2011 as a fundraiser for the Special Olympics. More than 50 people took the plunge into the icy waters of Georgian Bay, some in very strange garb. The event raised almost $14,000.

Legends ... of Rock 'n' Roll

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Legends ... of Rock 'n' Roll | A Tribute to Musical Pioneers
May 14 to June 6 | Drayton Festival Theatre -
July 23 - August 8 | King’s Wharf Theatre -
August 13 - August 29 | Huron Country Playhouse -

From the creators of last year’s sensation, Twist and Shout: The British Invasion, comes another production in the perennially popular Legends series of tribute shows that will put a snap in your fingers and a song in your heart.

Relive the incredible discography from the 1950s through 1970s that forever changed the landscape of modern music. The most important and influential rock and roll acts of the 20th century are here: Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis, The Beach Boys, The Everly Brothers, Elton John, ABBA, The Monkees, Simon & Garfunkel, Sonny & Cher, and many more.

Join us for a nostalgic celebration of the unforgettable sounds that shaped the minds and attitudes of an entire generation.

The Creative Team
Conceived, Written & Directed by Alex Mustakas
Orchestrations & Vocal Arrangements by Robert Foster
Visual Elements by Peter Conrad & Steve Kelly
Historical Research by Michael Bignell
Choreographed by Gino Berti
Music Director Michael Lerner
Set & Lighting Designer Jeff JohnstonCollins
Costume Designer Jenine Kroeplin
Stage Manager Barbara McLean Wright
Assistant Stage Manager Nadene Riehl
Apprentice Stage Manager Melissa Convery

The Company
(in alphabetical order)
Michael Clarke
Thomas Colford
Michael De Rose
Gerrad Everard
Michel LaFleche
Christine Glen
Jennifer Kee
Chad McNamara
Laura Mae Nason
Kimberly O’Neill*
Yvan Pedneault
Lee Siegel
Valerie Stanois
Breanna Willis
*Dance Captain

Behind-The-Scenes
Director of Production Simon Day
Production Manager Jeff JohnstonCollins
Technical Director Lyle Franklin
House Technician James McQuay
Head of Wardrobe Jenine Kroeplin
Wardrobe Supervisor Monique MacNeill
Costume Assistant/Buyer Jessica Bray
Cutter Monique Hodder
Stitchers Heather Freeman, June Gunn, Deborah Lount, Julia Nelham, Sarah Planter Findlay, Erin Steele, Miranda VanLogerenberg
Wardrobe Mistress Miranda VanLogerenberg
Head Dresser Heather Freeman
Dressers Natalie Voorn, Hanna Litster
Wig Stylist Anne May
Wig Maintenance Elizabeth Roelands
Properties Master Kevin Lucas
Properties Assistants Katherine Theriault, Sadie Wannamaker
Construction Supervisor Craig Pearson
Carpenters Robert Clark, Lindsey Woelfle, Amanda Trautrim
Lead Scenic Painter Sandy McQueen
Scenic Painters Michele Jones, Mackenzie Flood
Head of Audio Allan McMillan
Audio Operator Dylan Stahl
Running Crew Austin Wilson, Mat Armstrong
Video Production Alex Boxall, Dan Payne
Video Operator Emily Maxwell
Camera Operator Joseph Davies
Follow-spot Katya Norton
Production Assistants Hilary Pitman, Chris Scott, Roberta Stan, Austin Wilson

Upper Suite Serenity Cottage Lifestyle | Luxury Vacation Apartment | Beach | Grand Bend | Port Frank

Upper Suite Serenity, Cottage Lifestyle, Port Franks Getaway
Adults Only, 4 Seasons, Luxury Vacation Apartment


1 Bedroom apartment in cottage country. Just a 5 minute drive to the private beach on Lake Huron! The chic accommodation has a kitchen with breakfast bar, dining area, living room with fireplace & 55 4K HD tv with free Netflix and bedroom with king size bed and ensuite bathroom.
For those who love a beach town vibe, famous Grand Bend is just 15 minutes away.



A bbq is available.
Boating, golfing, fishing, hiking, paddle boarding, kayaking, jet ski... mins away.

Backing onto greenbelt / forest; great location! (5 min drive, 15 min bike, 30 min walk to the Beach)
Boating, golfing, fishing, hiking, paddle boarding, kayaking, jet ski...mins away.
New! Enjoy free Netflix.

More Info / Book:

Highlights:
- 5 minute drive to the Beach
- 1 minute walk to the riverfront
- 4 minute drive to Sand Hills Golf Course
- 5 minute walk to Karner Blue Sanctuary featuring 3 trails from easy to difficult
- 12 minute walk to the Port Franks Community Center, also with 3 trails
- Climb the famous Sand dune
- 15 minutes to Grand Bend Beach
- 12 minute drive to the Pinery Provincial Park; entry fee (Dunes, Beaches, 10 Nature Hiking Trails, Bike Trails, Canoeing, Paddle boarding, Fishing and more)
- 20 minutes to the Huron Country Playhouse Theatre
- numerous wineries, breweries and cider houses in the vicinity
- antique markets and flea markets abound
- art studios featuring local artists with unique offerings
- snow shoeing, cross country skiing, winter hiking
For the adrenaline seekers:
Parasailing, skydiving, skateboarding, jet ski & car races are all available in the area!

Music Credit with thanks:
Diviners feat Contacreast - Tropic Love [NCS Release]
Diviners:


Contacreast (vocalist):
Music promoted by Audio Library

Karl Kiefer - Region of Waterloo Councillor

Interview with Karl Kiefer councillor for the Region of Waterloo.

About GLORY
A Hockey Play That Swings

Written by Tracey Power

May 15 to June 8 at Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge
June 12 to June 22 at Huron Country Playhouse II
June 26 to July 6 at King's Wharf Theatre
July 10 to July 20 at Drayton Festival Theatre

The inspirational and incredible true story of Ontario’s Preston Rivulettes women’s hockey team comes to life on stage in this new Canadian play that proves a woman's place is on home ice.

In 1933, four friends set out to show the nation that Canada’s favourite pastime isn’t just a sport for men. As they fight through The Great Depression, prejudice, and personal strife, can these determined women overcome the odds and forge their own path to glory?

Featuring electrifying swing dance choreography inspired by the jazz age, GLORY captures all the thrills, exhilaration, and tension of a great hockey game while celebrating female empowerment. Don’t miss the unique theatrical experience that will fill your heart with pride as a scrappy team of upstarts pioneer a new path in the world of sport. Go Rivulettes!

May 15 to June 8 at Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge
June 12 to June 22 at Huron Country Playhouse II
June 26 to July 6 at King's Wharf Theatre
July 10 to July 20 at Drayton Festival Theatre

Holiday Inn

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Holiday Inn | The New Irving Berlin Musical

Huron Country Playhouse | Sept 13 to Sept 30
Drayton Festival Theatre | May 16 to June 3
Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge | Nov 22 to Dec 30

Check in for a tap-happy musical about a crooner and a hoofer vying for the affections of a beautiful up-and-coming performer in this new stage adaptation of the beloved 1942 Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire film.

Twenty iconic songs from Irving Berlin’s phenomenal musical catalogue are featured in this celebratory musical spanning four seasons, including “Blue Skies,” “Cheek to Cheek,” “Steppin' Out With My Baby,” and more.

When Jim Hardy leaves the bright lights of show business behind to settle down on his farmhouse in Connecticut, he quickly discovers life isn’t quite the same without a bit of song and dance. His luck takes a spectacular turn when he meets Linda, a spirited schoolteacher with talent to spare. Together they turn the farmhouse into a fabulous inn with dazzling performances to celebrate each holiday, from Thanksgiving to the Fourth of July. But when Jim’s best friend Ted tries to lure Linda away to be his new dance partner in Hollywood, Jim must compete for her affections. Can he win her heart?

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Credits
Music & Lyrics by Irving Berlin
Book by Gordon Greenberg and Chad Hodge
Based on the Film from Universal

Directed & Choreographed by Michael Lichtefeld
Music Direction by Jeannie Wyse

The Company
(in alphabetical order)

Jayme Armstrong - Linda Mason
Carla Bennett - Ensemble
Zachary Scott Berger - Ted Hanover
Laura Caswell - Louise Badger
Micah Enzlin - Ensemble
Timothy Gledhill - Ensemble
Josh Graetz - Ensemble
Alexandra Herzog - Lila Dixon
Kayla James - Ensemble
Kelsey Lacombe - Ensemble
Melanie McInenly - Ensemble
Gray Monczka - Ensemble
Matthew Rossoff - Ensemble
Keith Savage - Danny
Margaret Thompson - Ensemble
William Thompson - Charlie Winslow
Zach Trimmer - Jim Hardy

The Creative Team

Michael Lichtefeld - Director & Choreographer
Jeannie Wyse - Music Director
David Boechler - Set Designer
Rachel Berchtold - Costume Designer
Kevin Fraser - Lighting Designer
Paul Pembleton - Stage Manager
Sadie Wannamaker - Assistant Stage Manager
Stephanie Bignell - Apprentice Stage Manager

The Band

Jeannie Wyse - Music Director/Keys
Peter Hysen - Trombone
Paul Mitchell - Trumpet
Richard Moore - Percussion
Paul Pacanowski - Reeds II
Dave Wiffen - Reeds I

Beauty and the Beast

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The Drayton Entertainment Production of
Disney's
Beauty and the Beast
An Enchanted Family Musical
Aug 10 to Sept 3 | Huron Country Playhouse
Nov 22 to Dec 31 | Dunfield Theatre Cambridge

Disney’s most popular musical is a true international sensation, captivating 35 million people worldwide with its entertaining blend of romance and magic.

A terrible hex has transformed a handsome prince into a monstrous Beast, and the spell can only be broken if he finds his one true love before the last petal falls off an enchanted rose. He meets his match in a strong-willed young woman named Belle, the daughter of an eccentric local inventor. But can the Beauty tame the Beast and see the truth beneath his physical appearance before time runs out?

With stirring musical numbers like “Be Our Guest,” “Something There,” and “Beauty and the Beast,” this lavish production radiates with sweetness and light. Discover the redemptive power of love with a charming story that will warm your heart and affirm your faith in miracles.

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CREDITS
Music by Alan Menken
Lyrics by Howard Ashman & Tim Rice
Book by Linda Woolverton
Originally Directed by Robert Jess Roth
Originally Produced by Disney Theatrical Productions
Directed by Jayme Armstrong
Choreographed by Robin Calvert
Music Direction by Michael Barber

Creative Team
Jayme Armstrong, Director
Michael Barber, Music Director
Robin Calvert, Choreographer
John Dinning, Set Designer
Rachel Berchtold, Costumer Designer
Kevin Fraser, Lighting Designer
Beth Bruck, Stage Manager
Jasmyne Leisemer, Assistant Stage Manager
Lynette Blanchard, Assistant Stage Manager
Emily Maxwell, Apprentice Stage Manager
Alex Mustakas, Original Director, Theatre Aquarius Production 2016

The Company (in alphabetical order)
Ashley Arnett as Silly Girl
Valerie Boyle as Mrs. Potts
Patrick R. Brown as Cogsworth
Zoë Brown as Chip
Stephan Dickson as Ensemble
Tony Edgerton as Prince/Beast
Graeme Goodhall as Ensemble
Jessica Horn as Silly Girl
Anthony MacPherson as Ensemble
Sarah Matton as Ensemble
Gregory Pember as Lefou
Rebecca Poff as Madame de la Grande Bouche
Jade Repeta as Silly Girl
Reece Rowat as Ensemble
Keith Savage as Lumiere
Conor Scully as Ensemble
Nick Settimi as Monsieur D’Arque
Amanda Struthmann as Babette
Jennifer Thiessen as Ensemble
Brent Thiessen as Gaston
Danielle Wade as Belle
Victor A. Young as Maurice

The Band
Michael Barber, Music Director/Keys I
Matthew Lima, Bass
David Myers, Keys II
Ray Podhornik, Trumpet
Craig Snowden, Drums/Percussion
Dave Wiffen, Flute/Clarinet

Too Many Cooks

The grand opening gala for Irving Bubbalowe's classy new restaurant quickly becomes a recipe for disaster when the famous singing chef, Francoise LaPlouffe, fails to arrive.
When an unemployed drifter is persuaded to step in at the last minute and don the master chef's apron, chaos and confusion ensues ... complete with Chicago gangsters, a hot-blooded immigration officer, an illegal shipment of booze, and a tee-totaling Mountie.

Production Team
Writers: Marcia Kash & Douglas E. Hughes
Director: Marcia Kash
Set Designer: Allan Wilbee
Lighting Designer: Lyle Franklin
Costume Designer: Michelle Vanderheyden
Stage Manager: Eamonn Reil
Assistant Stage: Manager Michael Barrs

The Cast (in alphabetical order)
Jayme Armstrong
Darren Keay
David W. Keeley
Frank McAnulty
Sam Rosenthal
Keith Savage
David Silvestri
Karen Wood

Cinematographer: Philip Bast