Hogtown: The Immersive Experience is completely SOLD OUT.
The company is hoping to remount the production again this summer! To stay in touch about this and other upcoming productions at Campbell House Museum, join our mailing list:
Due to popular demand, a special preview performance has been added!
Tuesday, January 26
7:30 pm
Tickets: $25
Available at http://hogtown.brownpapertickets.com or by calling the museum 416-597-0227 x.2
All other performances are SOLD OUT!
We have a number of great events this December at Campbell House!
December 13 – Yuletide Revels
Door opens at 1:30 pm, performance begins 2 pm
Tickets: $25
http://yuletiderevels.brownpapertickets.com or call 416-597-0227 x2
Experience the mirth and merriment of a Victorian Christmas vocal concert hosted by Robert Missen, featuring soprano Allison Arends, baritone Michael York and pianist Wayne Strongman. Special seasonal refreshments will be served.
December 14 – A December Restorative
7 – 8:30 pm
Discussion by Nathalie Cooke at 7:30 pm.
Free Admission
A special event in celebration of The Johnson Family Treasury: A Collection of Household Recipes and Remedies 1741-1848! This new publication, based on a manuscript found in an archival collection, contains recipes for foods and other restoratives, plus remedies for a range of human ailments, reflecting a time when “every man was his own doctor.” Sample some sweet treats, check out a remedy for insanity, and hear a brief discussion of the book’s treasures by Professor Nathalie Cooke.
Admission is free but space is limited. RSVP to: shannon@campbellhousemuseum.ca
December 16-20 – Elizabeth-Darcy
Evenings December 16-19: Door opens 7:30 pm, show starts 8 pm
Matinee on December 20: Door opens 1:30 pm, show starts 2 pm
Tickets: $20
http://elizabeth-darcy.brownpapertickets.com or call 416-597-0227 x2
The critically acclaimed Elizabeth – Darcy is returning “home” to Campbell House for what is becoming a seasonal tradition!
This is a love story. This is a comedy. This is two women playing all the parts. This is the Jane Austen you love with a squeeze of lemon. This is you moving through a historic home with the story. This is you getting caught up, swept away, laughing out loud.
Campbell House Museum will be closed for tours during matinee performances of Talking Heads on:
November 3 (closing at 1 pm)
November 7
November 14
November 21
The museum will still be conducting tours by donation during regular hours, Tuesday – Friday 9:30-4:30.
Talking Heads runs from November 3 to 22. Tickets are available online at http://talkingheads2.brownpapertickets.com or by telephoning the museum.
“With such rich material, so well directed and performed, all theatre-lovers should seek out Talking Heads.” – Christopher Hoile, Stage Door.com, 4 Stars
Precisely Peter Productions and Campbell House Museum present a collection of six of award-winning British playwright Alan Bennett’s TALKING HEADS monologues to be performed in rotating repertory at Campbell House, November 3-22. Last year’s highly praised production is being re-mounted as “Program A” and will again feature Naomi Wright, Jason Gray, and Alex Dallas. New this year is “Program B” starring Deb Filler, Richard Willis, and Fiona Reid!
Tickets are $25 and are available online at http://talkingheads2.brownpapertickets.com or by phoning the museum.
Program “A”
The Outside Dog (Marjory – played by Naomi Wright)
Playing Sandwiches (Wilfred – played by Jason Gray)
A Lady of Letters (Irene – played by Alex Dallas)
Evenings, November 3, 5, 10, 12, 18, 20, 21
Door opens 7:30 pm; show begins 8 pm
Matinees, November 7, 8, 14
Door opens 2:30 pm; show begins 3 pm
PROGRAM “B”
The Hand of God (Celia – played by Deb Filler)
A Chip in the Sugar (Graham – played by Richard Willis)
Bed Among the Lentils (Susan – played by Fiona Reid)
Evenings, November 4, 6, 7, 11, 13, 14, 17, 19
Door opens 7:30 pm; show begins 8 pm
Matinees, November 21, 22
Door opens 2:30 pm; show begins 3 pm
**NEW DATE ADDED FOR PROGRAM B!
November 22, Door opens 11:30 am; show begins 12 pm**
Directed by John Shooter
Sound design by Evan Jerred
Set and costume designs by Rachel Forbes
Lighting design by Siobhan Sleath
Stage management by Laura Lakatosh
Production management by Christopher Douglas
