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An important message about COVID-19

Our production of ANNIE (at Showplace) has been postponed until May 2021
We have continued to consult with Public Health and other local theatre companies about risks associated with COVID 19 as part of our commitment to the safety and well-being of our volunteers and patrons.
Our production of Midlife has been cancelled and we’ll be producing a shorter season next year.
Please be patient as we contact patrons to process ticket exchanges, donations and refunds. It may take us a while.
There have been about 1,500 tickets already sold for these events. THANK YOU to those generous patrons who have donated the value of tickets to the Guild. This will really help us to keep the lights on.
Tickets for postponed shows will be honoured at rescheduled dates. Just hold on to them. If patrons cannot reschedule they may be exchange tickets for other shows, tax donation receipts or refunds.
We hope that our patrons understand the impact of these challenges to both private sector and not-for-profit charitable theatres like us. Decisions to close or cancel are not taken lightly. We are confident that the Guild can weather the storm with your generous support. This is a time when we must appeal to all theatre patrons for patience, understanding and generosity.
We are monitoring trusted sources of public health information: Health Ontario’s COVID-19 website: https://www.ontario.ca/page/2019-novel-coronavirus and the Public Health Agency of Canada.
We are pleased to say that the Guild already regularly practices the sanitation procedures advised by local health authorities. As added precautions, we offer sanitizer at all service stations, including the washrooms, coat check, bars and the box office. Meanwhile, we have stocked up on sanitizing wipes for additional wipe downs of all surfaces during our regular cleaning protocols. We will have new protocols to protect patrons when we re-open.
If you have questions or comments, please email them to info@theatreguild.org.
Please contact our box office only for specific ticket issues.
Here’s hoping that it won’t be long before we see you at the theatre.

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Ordering Tickets by phone

Online tickets can be purchased 24/7. To order tickets you may also phone the box office at any time. If the box office is not open, leave a recorded message and the box office will return your call personally.

Box Office: 705-745-4211

Purchase Tickets Online

You can purchase your tickets online on this website! That’s right, find the performance night you prefer, the seats you prefer, purchase your tickets with your credit card, print your ticket off at home and bring it with you to the show.

If you prefer the traditional way, by phoning the box office and securing your seats that way, you still have that option. Or you can buy your tickets from home and have them held for you at the Box Office for pick up.

You can download the walletini app to your phone and bring your tickets on your cell phone!

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