× AN MTYP PRODUCTION: Waking from hibernation, Frog and Toad plant gardens, swim, rake leaves, go sledding and learn life lessons along the way. Part vaudeville and part make believe, A Year With Frog and Toad follows two friends whose friendship endures throughout the seasons.

× RELAXED PERFORMANCE: Designed for audiences who would benefit from a more relaxed performance environment, including individuals on the autism spectrum and individuals with sensory sensitivities. Relaxed performances can also be a good introductory experience for first-time audience members. Though the play will remain unchanged, small modifications will be made such as reducing loud noises and effects. The house lights in the theatre will also be adjusted so that individuals can come and go from the theatre as needed, and designated break areas will be available for use during the performance.

× THE LAST GREAT HUNT PRODUCTION:

Bart is a boisterous puppy waiting to be chosen from the animal shelter. Mabel is a lonely widow, trying to fill the hole in her heart. The day they find each other is the beginning of Bart’s next adventure. Combining puppetry, live action and animation, New Owner is a sensitive tale of friendship, loss and new beginnings, told through a dog’s eyes. Awards:

Note New Owner just won a 2019 Dora Award in the division of Theatre For Young Audiences - Outstanding Production.

× CREATED AND PRODUCED BY SANTEE SMITH, CO-PRESENTED WITH KAHA:WI DANCE THEATRE

Created by award-winning dance artist Santee Smith, THE MUSH HOLE is a powerfuland timely performance that uses song, dance and theatre to explore the lives and sprirts of children who were forced to attend Ontario's Mohawk Institute residential school.

"...reflects the realities of the Mohawk Institute residential school experience and offers a way to pen dialogue and to heal, throught acknowledgement and honouring the speirit of Survivors and families that were impactd." -Santee Smith

× A WINDMILL THEATRE PRODUCTION

Beep's crash landing in Mort's village disrupts both breakfast and the comfortably predictable life the villagers lead. Yet, when Beep's power source starts to drain, it will be up to Mort and the villagers to help her.