Show Schedule Ivanka Returns By Jo-Anne Waytowich Original music by Jo-Ann Waytowich and Dianne Potts May 23rd to June 9th Jo-Ann Waytowich opens our 2007 season with this madcap sequel to her 2005 smash hit, "Ivanka Delivers the Goods". The "Ivanka" phenomenon continues unabated, and once again she descends on the north shore of Lake Erie with her hilarious blend of music and comedy. Click here to view the performance schedule. Don't Dress For Dinner By Marc Camoletti June 13th to June 30th Bernard has a lover. Jacqueline has a lover. Bernard and Jacqueline are married, and everybody is coming for dinner. Add a drunken cook, her jealous husband, mistaken identities, and ridiculous fabrications, and you have all the makings for a fast-paced British farce in the vein of last season's "Caught In The Net". Click here to view the performance schedule. 2 Pianos, 4 Hands by Ted Dykstra and Richard Greenblatt Starring Donna Garner and Jacqueline Sadler July 4th to July 21st Two grand pianos, dozens of characters, glorious music, and virtuoso performances are the hallmarks of this sensational international hit. A rare treat, this show that has successfully wowed audiences in New York, and the London West End, combines a keen sense of comedy with an exploration of the nature of obsession, and answers the question: "What does it take to fulfil a dream?" Click here to view the performance schedule. Cowboys and Outlaws By Colin Stewart and Chris McHarge July 25th to August 11th From the creators of "Hank and Patsy", and "Heaven's Little Honky Tonk", "Cowboys and Outlaws" takes us on a musical journey through classic country. Weather they wear black hats, or white, you will hear them all in this high energy tribute to the music and the performers who have made country music what it is today. Click here to view the performance schedule. Here On The Flight Path By Norm Foster August 15th to September 1st One of Norm Foster's most loved plays comes to the Port Stanley Festival stage to close out our 2007 summer season. John Cummings is a loner, but his balcony refuge is invaded not once, but three times, as his life is inexorably linked to the lives of Fay and Gwen and Angel. A comically human look at all that is good, and maybe not so good, in the world of romance, "Here On The Flight Path" tells it like it is. Click here to view the performance schedule.