Western Ontario Drama League | |
- What the Prez Sez
- President's Report to the AGM
- Adjudications Update
- Adjudications Schedule
- 2025 WODL Festival Coming to Leamington!
- Minifest is Back!
- Workshops
- In Memoriam Pamela Niesiobedzki-Curtis 10/25/2024
- Sue Perkins - Retiring Life Members Chair
- Presentation of Honorary Life Memberships
- Message from Michael Grant
- Community Theatre in the WODL Region
- What’s Happening in the Waterloo-Wellington Region
- What's Happening in the Brant-Haldimand-Norfolk-Oxford Region
- What's Happening in the Bruce-Grey-Huron Region
- What's Happening in the Lincoln-Wentworth Region
- Off the Wall - Winter Courses
- Playwrights Canada Press
- Playwrights Guild of Canada - Canadian Play Outlet
- Concord Theatricals New Plays
- If you are Producing Canadian Plays this Season - Check This Out
- Is your WODL Membership Information Up-to-date?
- Dates for your Diary
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Hi friends and theatre lovers in WODL. I'm excited and honored to be starting my time as your president. I look forward to meeting people and seeing plays from our over 30 member groups over the next couple of years.
First, a few thanks and thoughts about some great people:
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Thanks to those who finished their time on the Board at our Annual General Meeting in October: Past President Mona Brennan-Coles, Area VP Nadia Comeau, Secretary Pam Niesiobedzki-Curtis, and especially to our beloved Sue Perkins who is leaving after 30 years with the Board in many different leadership roles! Sue P gave a touching speech about passing the torch and how much WODL has meant in the past.
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Big congratulations to Michael Grant of Elmira and Tricia Ward from Burlington who were made Life Members of WODL at the meeting.
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And on a sad note, Pam Niesiobedzki-Curtis passed away late in October. So many people in so many groups have worked with Pam. You will see a tribute to her in this months news. She will be missed by her WODL family.
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Welcome to our new Board members: Matt Walsh from Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre, Ted McLauchlin from Theatre Woodstock, Rob Blowey from Binbrook Little Theatre, Kim DiLello from Theatre Woodstock, and Debbie Deckert from Kincardine Little Theatre.
WODL Festival is coming back! It has been 6 long, long years since 2019, but now you can mark your calendars now for FESTIVAL 2025 in Leamington at their sparkling new Bank Theatre. There will be 3 plays on Thursday to Saturday May 15-17, with the in-, and out-of-Festival AWARDS BRUNCH on Sunday May 18. Watch for details in future news pages. The Leamington folks, headed by Festival Chair, Corey Robertson, are rolling out the welcome mat to their area and planning a great time.
Out-of-Festival Adjudications have begun! Between October 12 and April 19 productions will hear the insights and suggestions of our Preliminary Adjudicator, Trevor Smith-Diggins. He will also select the 3 groups who will perform in Leamington. His announcements will be made early in April. Our thanks to our Adjudications Chair, Ken Menzies, for all his work behind the scenes to plan this mammoth undertaking.
Minifest also returns! We’re so excited that Binbrook Little Theatre is hosting WODL Minifest 2025 on July 25-26. We’ll soon be announcing the script. (Check out our website for info on submitting your script for Minifest to use.) Then we look for groups who want to prepare a production of the script to bring to the Minifest Workshop day in Binbrook.
Minifest is a great opportunity event for new(er) directors and actors, and for groups that want to bring a play on the road with minimal cost and fuss. Did I mention the FUN we always have at Minifest? The last one was also in Binbrook 10 years ago, and it has become the stuff of legends ("Binbrook Rocks!") Spectators for the weekend are encouraged. Thanks to Bev Dietrich who will be Minifest Chair (“just for this year”, right, Bev?) and to all the keen planners from Binbrook.
See you here next month… and maybe at the theatre as well.
Cheers!
Sue Garner
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President's Report to the AGM | |
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As I deliver my final report as President of the Western Ontario Drama League, I find myself reflecting on just how far we’ve come. It has been a journey marked by resilience, recovery, and remarkable creativity, especially in these past few years.
First and foremost, I must acknowledge my predecessor, Mona Brennan-Coles, who quickly stepped-up to skillfully navigate WODL through the unprecedented challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic. Those were undoubtedly stormy times for theatre, with productions halted, stages dark, and our beloved sense of community put on hold. Her leadership, alongside the tireless efforts of our members, ensured that WODL weathered the storm and remained a vital part of the theatre landscape in Southwestern Ontario.
The last two years, in contrast, have been our calm after the storm—a time of regrouping, rebuilding, and rediscovering the joy of live theatre. We’ve seen most of our member groups return to the stage, audiences eagerly filling the seats once again, and a renewed energy that only comes after overcoming such adversity. This period has allowed us to strengthen our foundations, reconnect with our communities, and reignite the passion that drives us all.
Through workshops, restructured Festivals, and other initiatives to support our member groups, WODL has continued to foster the incredible talent that makes community theatre thrive. We’ve come together not just as creators of art, but as supporters of one another, ensuring that no theatre group feels isolated or left behind. Whether it’s offering advice, sharing resources, or simply being a sounding board for new ideas, the spirit of collaboration within WODL has never been stronger. One need not look further than the addition of new member groups, an impending three-play Festival this May in Leamington, and the return of Minifest in Binbrook next July to know that WODL is alive and well, and continuing to strengthen its support of our membership.
As I prepare to step down from my role, I do so with immense pride in what we’ve achieved together. The strength of WODL lies in its people—people who believe in the power of storytelling, who give their time and energy to ensure that theatre remains accessible, vibrant, and alive in our communities. I have no doubt that this organization will continue to flourish, bringing joy and inspiration to audiences across Southwestern Ontario.
Thank you to all our member groups, volunteers, board members, and supporters. It has been an honor to serve as your president, and I look forward to watching WODL continue to grow and shine in the years to come.
With gratitude and best wishes,
Linda Lloyd-McKenzie
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By Ken Menzies, WODL Adjudications Chair, adjudications@wodl.on.ca | |
I have now attended two adjudications by WODL’s traveling or pre-Festival adjudicator, Trevor Smith Diggins. He did well at both. The first, Elephant Man by the Odesa company performing at the Elgin Theatre in St. Thomas did not surprise me as I knew Trevor had won a best actor award in 1987 at Theatre Ontario for his performance in the lead role. His good adjudication at Binbrook along with his good performance in 2018-2019 as the pre-Festival adjudicator suggests strongly, he will continue to give good adjudications. | |
By Ken Menzies, WODL Adjudications Chair, adjudications@wodl.on.ca | |
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While there are a few more possible entries, I have now drawn up an adjudication schedule.
Click here to obtain a printable adjudications schedule.
You are welcome to buy a ticket to any of these productions and stay for the public adjudication. I promise that if you do you will see a good show and then learn something about what you have just seen. The decision about whether you can attend the detailed adjudication is up to the group hosting the adjudication. Ask.
On October 20 a trial adjudication to see if WODL might be interested in hiring David Amour as a travelling adjudicator was held in St Marys. The production was a musical comedy, The 25th Annual Putman County Spelling Bee. Quite a few WODL board members attended and shortly after WODL has had a chance to look at their comments on his adjudication, we will make a decision about how suitable he is for hiring. I would like to thank St Marys Community Players for hosting this adjudication and particularly the cast and crew of the play for having a regular adjudication on Saturday evening and then attending a trial adjudication next day.
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2025 WODL Festival Coming to Leamington! | |
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Exciting news for WODL members! The 2025 Western Ontario Drama League Festival is set to take place in beautiful Leamington, Ontario, from May 14-18, 2025. After a six-year hiatus, we’re thrilled to bring back this cherished tradition in a new three-night Festival format.
Our Festival headquarters will be at the Best Western Plus on Bevel Line, while the shows will be hosted at The Bank Theatre—a wonderful venue known for its warm community and vibrant productions. The festivities kick off with an opening night reception, followed by three nights of captivating performances from some of the best theatre groups in the region.
The celebration will conclude with an awards ceremony on Sunday, held as a special brunch event. Stay tuned for further details on booking your rooms, purchasing show tickets, and reserving seats for the awards brunch. We’ll also be announcing an exciting lineup of workshops and off-campus activities to enhance your Festival experience!
We can’t wait to welcome you all to Leamington for what promises to be an unforgettable Festival!
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By Bev Dietrich, WODL Area VP for Waterloo, Wellington, bev@wodl.on.ca | |
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SAVE THE DATE!
Minifest is Back! Hosted by Binbrook Little Theatre the weekend of July 25 & 26, 2025.
What is Minifest? Up to six theatre companies perform the same one act play written specifically for Minifest. After the performance a workshop leader makes comments and leads discussion and workshops each play. Fun and learning for everyone!
Stay tuned for more information in the next newsletter.
Last Call Playwrights!
Minifest is back and we need you to write a play!
The play should be written for four to six actors, have a simple set, be one scene and run between 15 and 20 minutes. The play should offer opportunities for varied interpretations. The selection of the play is based on its suitability for a workshop environment that may involve new directors, technicians and actors.
The play will be selected by a Minifest play reading committee and will be approved by the WODL board.
Minifest will be hosted by Binbrook Little Theatre July 25-26, 2025.
Please submit to Minifest chair at bev@wodl.on.ca by December 1, 2024.
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Just a reminder that if your theatre has an unusual history, has a new amazing accomplishment that you want to share, tried new ways to attract funding, volunteers, or audiences, we would love to feature you on Small Theatre at Large. Send us an email at laurel@wodl.on.ca.
Also, if your theatre wishes to host a workshop, let us know how we can help. There is a small fund available if you need assistance with costs.
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In Memoriam Pamela Niesiobedzki-Curtis 10/25/2024 | |
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Pamela Niesiobedzki-Curtis MEd BFA(Hon), past Secretary, WODL Board of Directors.
I first met Pam in 2015 at Guelph Little Theatre: she was directing The Black Bonspiel of Wullie MacCrimmon, was 10 days from opening and needed help with the special effects.
Pam was remarkable for her energy, focus, charge-in-with-all-guns-blazing indomitable spirit, incredible volunteer appreciation and breadth of theatrical knowledge. She could be very demanding, extremely protective of her brood of actors, designers and technicians, and very hard to say 'no' to.
Pam was a director, playwright (as Roxanne Thornton), costume designer, production manager, passionate theatre supporter and eager volunteer. Her CV included choreographing 13 productions, performing in 19, producing/crewing 76 and directing 22 adult and 11 youth productions. Phew! She stepped in when volunteers were hard to find. She happily did thankless jobs, joined boards and ceaselessly promoted theatre in several jurisdictions including WODL and ACT-CO territories. She had a wide and deep knowledge of who was available for what, wherever she had practiced theatre. She also taught drama in schools for years since 1975.
Pam had received nominations and won awards in many jurisdictions, including WODL, winning Best Set Adjudicator's Award in 2019. She often thought outside the box, for instance using periaktoi for changing sets live before the audience, or calling for fireworks and explosions on stage (without using pyrotechnics). Sometimes her requests(!) couldn't be created, and she readily changed her focus to better possibilities.
Pam believed passionately in the performance and the audience, and would support anyone devoted to producing excellence on stage. As Production Manager at GLT, she often used her personal influence with playwrights to obtain rights to some remarkable plays. Pam served on the Board of WODL as Secretary from 2020 until this last summer. Pam passed on Friday, October 25th, at 72 years.
I think what I admire most about Pam is that she was not in theatre for her own glory; she was involved to make theatre glorious. I remember her for her spirit, her acerbity and her effectiveness.
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Sue Perkins - Retiring Life Members Chair | |
By Sue Perkins, Retired WODL Life Members Chair | |
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I have decided not to return to the Board of WODL after the AGM. I was briefly on the board soon after I came to London in 1978 - Marion Smith was President - but I could not handle all the travelling. I rejoined the Board in 1992 but had to resign in 1996 when President owing to my daughter’s failing health. I was invited to pick up the reins again in 1998 and have served in a number of different capacities ever since.
I have thoroughly enjoyed all those opportunities to get to know so many theatre people in Western Ontario. My husband Dave and I attended so many Festivals and saw so many amazingly good productions from all of you. Thank you for wonderful times.
So now it is time for the younger generation to step in and keep theatre alive and well in this region. Most of our groups survived Covid, and we were sad to see those who lost the battle. The adjudications, training and opportunities to network that membership in WODL provides are so important and have contributed to the excellence of theatre here. Please make sure it continues.
I wish you and your theatre companies much success and Break a Leg everyone.
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Presentation of Honorary Life Memberships | |
By Sue Perkins, Retired WODL Life Members Chair | |
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The Life Members’ Committee considered three names for the two Life Memberships
for 2024, and made their selection. Presenting those awards turned out to be a bit
more complicated than was expected originally and thus was delayed to the AGM for
presentation.
I am delighted to present Honorary Life Memberships to two very special people.
MICHAEL GRANT
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Sue Perkins and Michael Grant: Photo Bev Dietrich | |
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Michael Grant has had a profound effect on many WODL groups and Festivals. Michael
is the go-to guy if you want to stage a Canadian play - written in Western Ontario and
originally produced here as well. There are a number of member theatres who have
taken the plunge to produce locally written plays because they have seen other groups
do it successfully and the playwright who has the greatest confidence from WODL
members is Michael Grant. He has set the trend. Michael has taught us that embracing
local writers will strengthen our product and effectiveness in the community. He has
never sought election to the WODL Board, nor been a Festival organizer yet many
would argue that he leads by example in a way that no-one else in WODL has ever
done.
Here’s one example: When Shorthanded was lauded and won awards, many
groups wanted to see a female version of this very Canadian play. Michael heard them
and answered the call. His plays are all a labour of love, and WODL is the main
beneficiary.
Thank you, Michael, for your support.
TRICIA WARD
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Michelle Spanik, Tricia Ward, and Sue Perkins: Photo Bev Dietrich | |
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Tricia has spent many years now on the board of WODL, serving as Secretary to
President Michelle Spanik and stayed for several years in that position, then taking over
the task of bringing WODL into the 21st Century technically. She has guided the board
members through the intracies of ZOOM meetings, the WODL email arrangements and
generally kept us in line. She also takes care of our newsletter and keeps us all up to
date with WODL happenings. WODL members appreciate everything you have done,
often behind the scenes, to keep us up to date in this digital world. Got a problem with
our email, getting on to Zoom, or getting the word out to our members? Contact Tricia.
In addition to all of this, Tricia is a talented, award winning Lighting Designer and has
been working with Theatre Burlington for a long time.
Thank you, Tricia for all you have done for us - we would be back in the Dark Ages
without you!
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Message from Michael Grant | |
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I’m truly honored and deeply touched by this recognition. I have to admit, I was completely caught off guard—rarely am I at a loss for words, but today is one of those rare moments.
In truth, it’s I who should be thanking and honoring all of you. When I wrote my first play, Hamish, I had no idea where to start. On my wife’s advice, I decided to email Norm Foster. To my surprise, he responded within fifteen minutes, suggesting I find a local theatre to produce it. So, I reached out to Elmira, and they agreed to take it on. After the production, Dennis Johnson adjudicated the play and spread the word about it to everyone who would listen. Then, a chance conversation between Deb Deckert and Shirley Steele led to its second production in Kincardine. From there, Bare Bear Bones and the rest of my scripts found their way across WODL thanks to word of mouth and the strong sense of community here.
To date, I’ve had almost forty productions, and the vast majority have been with the support of this WODL family.
When COVID hit, I had a script I wanted to hear read aloud, so the On-Line Script Reading series was born. It became so popular that we kept it going, and it continued through much of COVID to introduce new works and playwrights to this community. One of my proudest moments from that experience was when Lynda’s (Lynda Lloyd-McKenzie) first-ever play, Splitsville, was read. Just an hour after the reading, she texted me to say that a company had reached out, wanting to produce it. That’s what family does—we support each other.
As I’ve often said, it takes a village to raise a playwright. Thank you for welcoming me into your village, and for this incredible honor.
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Community Theatre in the WODL Region | |
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A good place to find out about what other WODL groups are doing is the WODL Facebook page, WODL | Facebook. Most of the announcements are at fairly short notice, so check in often!
If your group is putting on an event that you would like included in the December newsletter, please send the information to communications@wodl.on.ca.
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What’s Happening in the Waterloo-Wellington Region | |
By Bev Dietrich, WODL Area VP for Waterloo-Wellington, bev@wodl.on.ca | |
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Cambridge Community Players
Cinderella: The Pantomime by Ben Crocker, directed by Emily Jane Mew runs November 22-December 1, 2024, at the Cambridge Arts Theatre, Cambridge, Ontario.
www.cambridgecommunityplayers.com
Elmira Theatre Company
The Birds and the Bees by Mark Crawford, directed by Joe Brenner runs November 7 to 17, 2024 at St. James Lutheran Church, Elmira, Ontario.
www.elmiratheatre.com
Elora Community Theatre
Free Improv Workshop with Lisa McNeil Saturday November 23 from 1-4 pm at the ECT Workshop, 227 St. Andrew Street West, Fergus, Ontario.
www.eloracommunitytheatre.com
Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre
The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet: A Cyberpunk Story by William Shakespeare, directed by Jonathan C. Dietrich runs November 22-December 8, 2024.
www.kwlt.org
Penny and Pound Theatre Productions
Miss Scrooge Music and Lyrics by Lori Robinson Distel, Book by Piper J. Distel runs November 7 to 10, 2024 at Guelph Little Theatre.
www.pennyandpoundtheatre.com
Theatre Wellesley
A Good Old-Fashioned Big Family Christmas by Pat Cook runs November 7-10, 2024, at Steinmann Mennonite Church in Baden, Ontario.
www.theatrewellesley.com
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What's Happening in the Brant-Haldimand-Norfolk-Oxford Region | |
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Theatre Tillsonburg:
Theatre Tillsonburg is thrilled to announce the launch of our new and improved scholarship program designed specifically for our dedicated past volunteers who are pursuing post-secondary education. This initiative is a testament to our appreciation for the hard work and commitment our volunteers have shown over the years. We believe in investing in the future of our community and supporting those who have contributed their time and talents to our theatre.
As we unveil this scholarship, we invite other theatres to join the conversation. We’re eager to hear how other organizations give back to their communities and support their volunteers' educational ambitions. Sharing ideas and strategies can help us all create more opportunities for the next generation of artists and theatre enthusiasts. Together, we can strengthen the bonds within our communities and ensure that the love for the performing arts continues to thrive.
Theatre Tillsonburg is looking to explore some male-centered comedy plays for upcoming seasons and would appreciate the help of our fellow community theatre experts. If you have any recommendations or know of any titles that are sure to bring some laughs, please share. Thank you for your support!
Don’t forget that Steel Magnolias runs from November 7-10 and 14-17, 2024.
Call the box office at 519-688-3026.
Theatre Woodstock:
Theatre Woodstock kicks off November with a cozy concert with Séan McCann from Great Big Sea on Saturday, November 2, at 7:00 PM. It's his third trip to Woodstock, ON, and you don't want to miss this show!
On Sunday, November 3, from 2-4 PM, Theatre Woodstock and Lilybear Dance Boutique have partnered together to bring you Let's Dance Canada. It's a celebration of dance in all its many forms, from a variety of cultures.
The SpongeBob Musical Senior Company auditions are being held on Wednesday, November 6, from 4:00 to 8:30 PM. We are seeking young people in grades 9-12 for this dynamic show! Email stages@theatrewoodstock.com to confirm attendance or for more details.
Festival of One Act Plays 4 hits the Theatre Woodstock stage from Friday, November 15 until Sunday, November 17. On Your Mark...Get Set...Laugh! by Bruce Kane is a collection of eight 10-minute comedies that are sure to tickle your funny bone!
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What's Happening in the Bruce-Grey-Huron Region | |
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Goderich Little Theatre
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane. Decemmber 4-8, 12-15
A toy rabbit is accidentally thrown overboard and sinks to the bottom of the sea where his adventures begin as learns about love and courage. This is a theatrical tour de force for actors, artists and musicians.
https://www.thelivery.ca
Hanover Community Players
The Sound of Music. November 29 to December 8
Perennial family favourite!
http://hanovercommunityplayers.ca
Kincardine Theatre Guild
The Pirates of Penzance November 15-17, 21-24, 28-December 1
Classic Gilbert and Sullivan with fun for all ages. Come in your best Pirate outfit!
http://www.kincardinetheatreguild.com
Owen Sound Little Theatre
The Prom November 14-16, 21-24, 27-30
An Indiana high schooler is barred from bringing her girlfriend to the prom and a group of eccentric Broadway folk infiltrate the town in an attempt the fight the injustice.
http://www.roxytheatre.ca
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What's Happening in the Lincoln-Wentworth Region | |
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Binbrook Little Theatre
https://binbrooktheatre.ca/
Upcoming productions:
Hamish
by Michael Grant, directed by Rob Blowey
Closing weekend November 1, 2
Bravo, the radio play: War of the Worlds
Saturday, November 30 at 2:00pm
One Night only fundraiser with silent auction
Free Pie and coffee included at intermission
(An excellent way to support local theatre as well as finding unique Christmas gifts … did we mention FREE PIE!!)
Dundas Little Theatre
https://dundaslittletheatre.com/
Upcoming productions:
Dangerous Corner
By J.B. Priestley
November 1 – November 17
Peninsula Players Community Theatre Company
https://peninsulaplayersgrimsby.ca/
Upcoming productions:
The Game’s Afoot
Written by Ken Ludwig, directed by Francesca Brugnano
The show opens November 8, 2024 with a Gala Night
Gala is already sold out!!
November 8 – November 24
The Players’ Guild of Hamilton, Inc.
https://playersguild.org/
Upcoming productions:
Question of Justice
By: Peter Rosser
Directed By: Diane Brokenshire
November 1, and 2, 2024 at 8pm
November 2, 2024 at 2pm
3rd Annual Holiday Market
November 9 & 10 10am-4pm
80 Queen St S., Hamilton
(Another great opportunity to support local theatre and find those special gifts)
The Guild will be hosting Breakfast With Santa on November 23
Next season will be The Guild’s 150th anniversary season special events to be announced soon. Hopefully many can join in on this momentous celebration.
Theatre Burlington
https://www.theatreburlington.on.ca/
Upcoming productions
Children’s Play – Santa the Panto
By Diana Kimpton (adapted by Julie Donoahue and Kathy Hyde-Nagel)
Directed by Julie Donahue
November 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 30 (November 22 is an evening show)
Playtime 2 – Call for submissions!
2nd Annual Short Play Festival submissions are open till January 12, 2025
An amazing opportunity for new and experienced playwrights.
Check website for details
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Off the Wall - Winter Courses | |
By Michele Boniface, Chair, Off the Wall Stratford Artists Alliance, mboniface@cyg.net
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Check out these new books from Playwrights Canada Press!
Recently released:
Niizh by Joelle Peters
Filled with Indigenous humour, small-town seasoning, and dream-world interludes, this heartwarming love story captures the bittersweet highs and lows of a rural teenage upbringing. A love letter to community, Niizh is a refreshing coming-of-age romcom about two young lovebirds leaving the nest.
Peace Country by Pedro Chamale
A new political party promises big changes to curb the impending climate crisis—changes that could put the nail in the coffin for a tiny carbon-economy town in Northern BC. Peace Country is a poignant plea for dialogue inviting readers to contemplate the fate of communities standing on the precipice of ruin.
Happy Anniversary by Vanessa Cardoso Whelan
A story about many women told by many voices, Happy Anniversary is an unflinching portrayal of the insidious violence that can infiltrate relationships disguised as love. It sheds light on the silent battles waged at home, giving voice to the countless women who endure the painful dance of domestic abuse.
Coming soon:
This Is the Story of the Child Ruled by Fear by David Gagnon Walker
An ingenious exercise in interactive storytelling, This Is the Story of the Child Ruled by Fear is a poetic and participatory fable about how to live with the slowly unfolding emergencies of our time. It’s an invitation to share the joys of creating a story together so that maybe we can all feel less alone.
+ see what else is coming soon!
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Playwrights Guild of Canada - Canadian Play Outlet | |
Concord Theatricals New Plays | |
If you are Producing Canadian Plays this Season - Check This Out | |
The Playwrights Guild of Canada publicises productions of Canadian-written plays through its website, www.playwrightsguild.ca.
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Is your WODL Membership Information Up-to-date? | |
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Are you on the board of a theatre group that belongs to WODL? If your group has:
- A new President
- New WODL delegates
- A new Treasurer
Please let our membership chair, Shirley Steele, know at membership@wodl.on.ca
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Deadline for submissions for the December newsletter. | |
Victoria Day Long Weekend, 15 - 18 May 2025 | |
WODL Festival 2025, Leamington. | |
Victoria Day Long Weekend, Sunday 18 May 2025 | |
Awards brunch, Leamington. | |
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This newsletter was prepared by:
Tricia Ward
Communications coordinator
WODL
Western Ontario Drama League | communications@wodl.on.ca | www.wodl.on.ca
Copyright © Western Ontario Drama League 2024. All Rights Reserved.
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