Death in a Black Suit

June 29 - July 11

A freak storm maroons a troupe of actors on an island in Duck Bay, Prince Edward County. They are there to rehearse an interactive mystery play featuring Detective William Murdoch. When a murder occurs, it is obvious the perpetrator can only be one of them. But who? One of the group takes on the job of investigating the crime for the safety of all. As it turns out, each of them had reason to wish the victim dead. However, there is another death before the dark truth is finally revealed.

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Small Town

July 14 - 25

Small Town is a satirical, character-driven dramedy full of humour and heart. In Monroe, tradition reigns, Main Street is both courthouse and gathering place, and change sparks chaos. When mayoral hopeful Kyle Monroe’s manifesto leaks, rumours fly, old routines crumble, and fear spreads. Kate Wright puts the town’s newspaper up for sale, Cecilia Parish fans town wide panic, and Mayor Lyle clings to fading stability. Friendships fracture, secrets surface, and the town must reckon with what matters most—its past, its people, its future.

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Hunting Camp (No Girls Allowed!)

July 28 - Aug 8

Its the annual deer hunt in Ontario. The men of camp gather in the woods for their traditional week away. The goal is to fill their tags and enjoy their week away. Its a simple plan. Eat and drink what you want. Play cards. Laugh and joke with your buddies. Follow the traditions set forth by your fathers and grandfathers. No technology required. No work or chores to worry about. No women to bother you. All is good… until the last member of camp arrives with a plus one... his new wife! She can't wait to experience camp!

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Much Ado About Nothing

Aug 20 - Sept 5

The original rom-com, “Much Ado About Nothing” is a fast-paced, hilarious battle of the sexes. Is a real connection worth trading for a savage comeback?

Produced by The County Shakespeare Company and presented on the Théâtre Roulant stage at the roundabout.

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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?

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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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The Undoing of Billy Slim

Postponed

Billy Slim’s first love was selling, his wanderlust satiated with the life of a travelling salesman. The ‘cold call’ was adrenalin high that kept Billy one product ahead of ever changing trends. He would take the garbage out for someone if it meant a sale. Along the way, in a chance encounter with one other salesman, Billy pitched him on a product that was certain to be a winning ticket. The meeting launched a year’s long friendship that lasted until Billy’s sudden passing. It was at Billy’s wake when an unknown story was learned, a story that had already altered one family’s narrative.

Théâtre Roulant Pre-Season Féte

Sunday May 24th, 3-5pm

at The Andrew, 31 King Street, Picton

Preview Our 2026 Summer Season at our 3rd annual Pre-Season Fête.

Canada's only horse-drawn caravan presents a spring sampler of our 2026 season, featuring musical guests and a one-day-only ticket deal.

Tickets are free but space is limited. Reserve your spot today!

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