Canada 1984

Winner of both the Chalmers Canadian Play Award and the Governor General’s Award for drama, Doc is a powerful and very personal play by one Canada’s most celebrated playwrights. With generosity and forgiveness, Pollock examines the scars and redemption of a daughter’s relationship with her parents and her younger self.

UK 1969

With his trademark blend of wit and irreverence, Joe Orton ( Loot 2009) blends sexual indiscretion and bureaucratic incompetence to create a seditious farcical romp.

Come and join the fun!  Enjoy 3 course dinner and participate in the solving of a hilarious whodunit!  Now playing Dr. Jekyll, There's Nowhere to Hyde!  Friday & Saturday evenings, some Thursday.  Show Tickets: $30-$40 per person.  Dinner: $25.  Wednesday Matinees at the Historic Old Mill Inn.  Lunch & Mystery: $55 per person inclusive.
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This Olivier Award-winning drama is based on a sensationally popular novel so scandalous that it was banned in the 19th century as an outrage to public morality.

A young man’s folly drives the action in what may have been Shakespeare’s first comedy: a madcap romp that bubbles over with the playwright’s own youthful energy.

Inspired by the 18th-century classic The Beggar’s Opera, this trenchantly satirical new play with songs exposes a world of corporate crime that’s all too familiar today.

This culminating masterpiece of Shakespeare’s career pits the desire for revenge against the demands of love and asks if man is capable of creating a brave new world.

Exuberant Latin, rock and jazz rhythms pulse through the score of a show that took the world by storm, winning Tony, Drama Desk and Olivier Awards for best musical.

A bittersweet drama of wrath and regret – culminating in one of the most poignant reunions in all of Shakespeare.