Port Stanley Festival Theatre

Celebrating 32 Years of Live Theatre by the Lake!

Apropos

Show Schedule

Memories of the Rat Pack by Chris McHarge and Colin Stewart
May 20th to June 6th

The “heroes of hip” the “kings of cool”, the “sultans of style”. Join us as we revisit the golden age of Las Vegas with The Rat Pack: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. It was a time of political upheaval, social unrest and the last gasp of the kind of charisma that took Vegas by storm. Tight combos, wise cracks and velvet voices. You won’t want to miss “Memories Of The Rat Pack”.
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Animal Magnetism by Simon Joynes
June 10th to June 27th

Joy is a veterinarian ... and her chickens are coming home to roost. Her wayward parents arrive on the doorstep, the local dog catcher is operating a pet napping ring and a Great Dane named Hamlet is feeling rotten. “Animal Magnetism” has it all … fabricated husbands, mistaken identities, a Jack Russell terrier in danger of losing his manhood and against all odds ... a happy ending.

Harvest by Ken Cameron
July 1st to July 18th

The 2008 Blyth Festival hit, described by The Calgary Herald as “comic gold”. “Harvest” tells the hilarious and almost disastrous story of a farm couple who nearly lose it all when their Elgin County farm is rented to a young farmer with a different “crop” in mind.

A Bench in the Sun by Ron Clark
July 22nd to August 8th

”Very wise, very moving, but most of all, very funny”: Mel Brooks. Harold and Burt have shared work, friendship and a retirement home bench in the sun, but they are not about to share the love of their lives! “A Bench In The Sun” proves that it is never too late to fall in love…or to put up a fight.

Mending Fences by Norm Foster
August 12th to September 5th

We are proud to present Norm Foster’s groundbreaking new play, “Mending Fences”. What’s to be done when a son who hasn’t been seen for thirteen years returns to the home he never liked and the father he never knew? Heartwarming, funny and true to life, “Mending Fences” promises to be a treat for all.