Blog Archive

An overview of our FREE Education on Stage programming available for our 2023/24 Season.

Press Release: Theatre Orangeville receives funding from the Government of Canada’s Community Services Recovery Fund to support strengthening resiliency, viability, and community engagement.

Announcing our North(519) Best of Toronto Fringe shows for our 2023 Summer Arts Fest!

A run-down of all the fantastic events you can be a part of at our 2023 Summer Arts Fest!

A Request For Bids (RFP) is required by Theatre Orangeville for our stage floor resurfacing project. Submissions are due by May 31st, 2023 @ 5:00pm

An overview of our Academy Summer Programs + 'The Top 5' reasons to sign up this Summer!

An introduction to our 30th Season Playbill. Join us for Sensational Stories on your stage!

Theatre Orangeville receives Resilient Communities fund grant to support strengthening resiliency, viability and community engagement.

Theatre Orangeville receives Ontario Trillium Fund grant to support accessibility and health & safety upgrades

Learn about our Donation Campaign 'I Love MY Theatre Orangeville' and how you can help!

Theatre Orangeville removes mandatory masking mandate from all performances - effective immediately.

We've got great gift ideas - and the best gift of all, every item on this list helps support YOUR Theatre, programs in the community and helps ensure we can keep bringing professional Theatre to YOUR hometown!

You've asked... We've delivered! Available NOW - Theatre Orangeville custom SWAG!

Press Release - RECONNECT ONTARIO 2022 Grant; How Theatre Orangeville put a COVID-19 pandemic behind them and supported local artists in the community, with the support of the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport.

A 'Did You Know' Blog from Theatre Orangeville - All you need to know about why you need to attend an Opening Night Performance (and how to get your tickets now!)

If you missed our premiere fundraising event of the year, we're sharing an event review with you!

Theatre Orangeville's beloved TOYS (Theatre Orangeville Youth Singers) program is making it's triumphant return after 2.5 years.

Teacher Appreciation Night is back!

We are thrilled to be back and hosting mainstage youth auditions for this season's Christmas show, The Last Christmas Turkey!‍

Due to the popular demand for the amazing talents of members of the remarkable Indigenous acting community, we are unable to secure our desired cast for Crees in the Caribbean.

Theatre Orangeville announces the winner of the third 50/50 draw.

Theatre Orangeville celebrates World Theatre Day with the launch of StageTOScreen, an online platform for watching and live-streaming our productions.

Earlier this fall Theatre Orangeville received confirmation of receiving a grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation. Thanks to a Government of Ontario’s Community Building Fund – Operating stream grant of $43,400 over 12 months.

Theatre Orangeville receives Resilient Communities Fund grant to support COVID-19 recovery from the Ontario Trillium Foundation.

The live entertainment industry has been devastated by the effects of the pandemic and impacts both companies and individuals. The vast majority of live event workers and organizations have been out of work or on government support since March, with no end in sight.

Have you ever been witness to a performer before they made it big? Perhaps when you were young you saw a singer on a stool with a guitar in some café who now graces international stages? Or maybe you once starred in a school play alongside someone who is now a famous Broadway actor?

Former General Manager Bernadette Hardaker reflects on A Midsummer Night's Dream at Island Lake.

Katie Creelman reflects on her experience with Theatre Orangeville's Young Company: “Now, as I prepare for the life ahead of me, I can not express how grateful I am for the experiences Theatre Orangeville has given me.”

Theatre Orangeville offered its first relaxed performance on December 19, 2017 for The Last Christmas Turkey.

Karen Knox reflects on playing Peter Pan in Theatre Orangeville's Young Company.