Sharon Grose
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- Aug 19, 2026
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REVIEW: A PEI native writes and performs about time off the island (opens the original)
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Justin Shaw, a playwright, comedian and storyteller, was born and raised in Cardigan, Prince Edward Island. If you’re from the island his dad probably knows your dad or your uncle or your mother or your cousin – the island is that small and islanders like to make connections. His story-telling tales in the one-man Off-Island Odyssey, at Blyth Festival reflect his island roots and his life experiences growing up on a farm in PEI. His father bred and raised Percheron horses and his childhood exper
Ladies' factory softball once ruled Southwestern Ontario (opens the original)
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Nancy Culliton’s mother Dorothy Landers pitched for the Stratford ladies baseball team for 30 years and her two aunts Joan and Cal played ladies fastball too. Nancy recently came to check out the play Curveball, on Blyth Festival’s outdoor Harvest Stage, set in the 1950s when factory softball teams ruled southwestern Ontario. The play brings to life the true story about Stratford’s Kroehler Furniture Factory women’s team. The ladies built furniture by day but after work they took to the ball dia
REVIEW: Kristen Da Silva has dual roles at Port Stanley theatre this summer (opens the original)
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Port Stanley Festival Theatre’s latest production is a lighthearted romantic comedy called Sugar Road, written by Canadian playwright Kristen Da Silva. It has country vibes of music, love and laughter, and it takes place in rural Ontario. Sugar Road stars Mayson Sonntag, Erin MacKinnon, Sarah Machin Gale, and Scott Maudsley. As playwright, Krista is sitting off to the side of the stage this week watching actors bring her play to life. She will be switching roles from playwright to performer when
REVIEW: Sugar Road is a sweet country romance at Port Stanley Festival Theatre (opens the original)
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Port Stanley Festival Theatre’s latest production is Sugar Road, a lighthearted romantic comedy by Kristen da Silva. Its country vibes of music, love and laughter take place in rural Ontario. In the opening scene Hannah (Erin MacKinnon) is putting up posters is an amusement park – Sugar Road in Elmvale, Ontario. She is hosting the Spurs & Hearts Festival and Jesse Emberley is the feature act. This event will either make or break Sugar Road’s season. Things have been tough for the small-town venu
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