The 10 Best Performances in Canada, Canada

Six nights a week, Stanley Bridge Hall is alive with traditional Prince Edward Island fiddling,song, stories and step dance from some of PEI's most popular musicians. Stanley Bridge Hall has had a long history of being PEI's Ceilidh destination and presenting top quality ceilidh performances.

Located in a picturesque country setting, the Huron Country Playhouse is just minutes from the shores of sparkling Lake Huron in the heart of Ontario's West Coast. This popular vacation destination is full of charm and endless possibilities to discover breathtaking beaches, culinary delights, outstanding accommodations, unique shopping and countless recreational pursuits. In 2011 the Huron Country Playhouse celebrated its landmark 40th Anniversary with an ambitious $4.0 million capital infrastructure expansion and improvement project. Visitors to the theatre can see the upgrades to the front-of-house including new washrooms, lobby, refreshment bar, box office, and gift shop operated by the Huron Country Playhouse Guild, a community-based organization comprised of 90 volunteers.There are 650 brand new theatre seats in the mainstage, and the Playhouse II has been completely renovated, increasing from 150 chairs to a fully raked 300 seat auditorium. Infrared hearing and wheelchair access are available to patrons who require special assistance. A visit to the Huron Country Playhouse takes less than an hour from Stratford, London and Sarnia.

The deCoste Performing Arts Centre is the premiere facility in Northeastern Nova Scotia annually hosting over 100 performances and corporate and community events. A 420 seat venue, with flexible seating and a state-of-the-art sound and lighting system. Visit our website to see our year-round offerings. Located on Pictou's beautifully developed waterfront. Just minutes (walking distance) from numerous fine restaurants and two great museums; the Hector Heritage Quay and the Northumberland Fisheries Museum. Banks, shops and services nearby. Ample parking. Public internet access.

Saskatchewan's premiere summer arts festival on the banks of the South Saskatchewan River begins in early July and runs to late August every summer. Come see some of Saskatchewan's finest actors perform Shakespeare's greatest works outdoors in a tent. There is also nightly free entertainment on our Community Stage featuring local musicians, dancers and spoken word artists. The 2017 season features the music-filled comedy Twelfth Night, and the epic war play Richard III! Join us at 5 pm daily for happy hour at Sir Toby's Tavern, the best riverside summer deck in Saskatoon! Show Tickets are $12 to $36.

Ahoy matey! Join the crew aboard the 45 foot Island Rogue, a pirate ship on Centre Island Toronto!. Live the Pirate Life with our crew as you dress in costume, received sea farin' tatoos and pirate nick names! Board the vessel and sail the Toronto Harbour in search of sunken treasure and freedom! Pirate Life combines theatre, adventure and cruise, it's fun for all ages and departs daily from the Centre Island.

Seneca Theatre was built in 1941 with a seating capacity for 911. It was originally owned by Famous Players theatre. The theatre hosted many events over the years, including the Canadian premiere of Marilyn Monroe’s film “Niagara” on January 28,1953. In 1984 Cineplex Odeon took it over and the theatre was twined into two cinema’s. Cinema 1, had 569 seats, Cinema 2, 211 seats for a total of 780 seats. A large, illuminated marquee was part of the original facade, the upper part of which still exhibits art deco styling. The interior was decorated throughout with native Seneca motifs such as birch bark-cast plaster walls, ceremonial masks and belt designs. The theatre is hoping to restore the masks and marquee in the not too distant future. The Seneca Queen Theatre today holds 307 comfortable seats, each with a perfect view of the stage, lots of leg room. We are fully licensed and offer both movies and live entertainment. We are also available for private rentals.