2025 SEASON
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Support Local Theatre
We can’t do it alone.
As a not-for-profit theatre company, we depend on the generosity of donors and sponsors like you to bring our vision to life. Your support helps us create unforgettable opportunities for more people to experience the excitement of original, local, live theatre.
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Reading Series
This is a free fun social event. Join us on Sunday afternoons in October to read or listen to a new script or two each week. After reading, we’ll mingle and discuss.
Sundays in October from 1-4 pm at the Wellington Library
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A Christmas to Remember
A 99.3 County FM radio broadcast
Written by Conrad Beaubien
In the 1950’s eight workers in a remote lumber camp won the luck of the draw for seats on a supply plane to take them home for Christmas. When the plane went down in a gale, it would take more than luck for them to survive.
Air date & time … Christmas 2025
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William Shakespeare Rides a Bike
Based on the work of Lois Burdett
Adapted for stage by Conrad Beaubien
Since the launch of Shakespeare’s early plays in 16th century England, the works of William Shakespeare have been performed in many languages around the world. But why have the stories lasted and are they relatable to today?
postponed …
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Love Letters
February 14, 15 & 23
Written by A.R. Gurney
Held over due to the snow! Join us at Karlo Estates on Sunday Feb 23rd for a special performance.
This play's two characters are a man and a woman who exchange letters, but not marriage vows, in a warm and complicated friendship lasting 50 years. Because they choose others as mates, and live to regret it, Love Letters has a wistful tone: beneath the sparkle expected from Gurney, sadness and remorse.
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Monster
April 11, 12, 13, 2025
Written by Daniel MacIvor
Daniel MacIvor’s chilling one-person show featuring performer David Baker.
Finalist for the Governor General’s Award for Drama, Monster peels back the psychological layers of 16 different characters to reveal the dark heart of individual experience. With a masterful blend of suspense, humour, and raw emotion, Monster invites you to confront your fears and embrace the complexities that make us human.
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Théâtre Roulant Pre-Season Féte
Sunday May 25th, 3-5pm
at The Andrew, 31 King Street, Picton
Preview Our 2025 Summer Season at our 2nd annual Pre-Season Fête.
Canada's only horse-drawn caravan presents a spring sampler of our 2025 season, featuring a very special guest.
Tickets are free but space is limited. Reserve your spot today!
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No Traveller Returns
July 3 - 5, 8 - 12, 2025
It is winter, 1895 and the Mourne Valley Inn is chock full of guests who are anticipating the celebrations of the Lieutenant-Governor at his Manse. The fire is blazing in the hearth; outside, the snow is falling, Beneath this cheery exterior however, much darker currents are stirring. The snow develops into a fierce storm which traps the inhabitants of the Inn. A dastardly crime occurs. It is imperative to determine who is the culprit. It can only be one of them. But whom? And why?
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Shakes-Beer Rides Again
July 22 - 26, 29 - Aug 2
Shakes-beer returns to the County in 2025 with all new comedic sketches based on the Bard's plays and characters. Lend us your ears for an evening and you'll learn how Romeo and Juliet actually met by being contestants on The Dating Game, how King Lear attempts to soothe his madness by visiting a modern shrink, and how Lady Macbeth's sleep-walking scene goes comically awry. All the world's a stage but the one at the Waring House has the most action.
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Bridge Street
August 12 - 16, 19 - 23, 2025
The A.G. MacNeil woolen mill has been the mainstay of a small town for a century. The family owned business, run by generations of MacNeils is suddenly in need of a transition of leadership. Patriarch Jake is in the early stages of dementia. An offer to buy the business from an off-shore company is on the table. A business dynasty and the future of a small town: Who in the family can settle their differences and are willing to step into the key roles that are about to vanish?
NEWS
Posted August 25, 2025
“Bridge Street” is Perplexing Yet Powerful
August 25, 2025 - Review posted by Kingston Theatre Alliance
“This is the second time Théâtre Roulant’s co-founders have tackled this very script, having first presented it in 2016. Within moments of the show beginning it is entirely clear why they felt the need to return to this story. Beaubien’s writing is mostly fragmented; it feels almost as though we are witnessing the piece from the perspective of Jake’s gradually fading mind.”
Aiden Robert Bruce made it out to the County to catch “Bridge Street”, the final show of Théâtre Roulant’s summer season….. Click here for more including the link to the article.
