It's a new season and a new stage!
The Summer 2022 Box Office is now open
Find Box Office information and Summer 2022 ticket options here
Summer Production details here
The Summer 2022 Box Office is now open
Find Box Office information and Summer 2022 ticket options here
Summer Production details here
We're pleased to welcome season sponsor, Great Blue Heron Hotel to our roster of supporters!
Learn more about our new Connecting Seniors Through Theatre program!
Details here
Details here
Adopt an actor this summer!
We're looking for billet hosts for summer 2022
Click here to learn more about our billet host program and how we're ensuring a safe and rewarding experience for everyone.
We're looking for billet hosts for summer 2022
Click here to learn more about our billet host program and how we're ensuring a safe and rewarding experience for everyone.
Volunteer with us!
Looking for an exciting volunteer or co-op/intern opportunity?
Check out our Volunteer opportunities here.
Looking for an exciting volunteer or co-op/intern opportunity?
Check out our Volunteer opportunities here.
May 10, 2022
Theatre on the Ridge receives
Ontario Trillium Foundation
Resilient Communities Fund support!
Learn more here
Theatre on the Ridge receives
Ontario Trillium Foundation
Resilient Communities Fund support!
Learn more here
Announcing our Ontario Culture Days
Creatives In Residence Playwright
Click here to meet Uju Umenyi and learn more about our Samuel Stout new play project!
Creatives In Residence Playwright
Click here to meet Uju Umenyi and learn more about our Samuel Stout new play project!
Make a donation in support of our 2022 summer season!
We've got great plans coming and every gift, large or small, will make a difference.
We've got great plans coming and every gift, large or small, will make a difference.
We're proud to display the Safe Travels Stamp
We've always been committed to the wellbeing and safety of our personnel, volunteers and audiences. Now, as members of the Safe Travels Stamp program, we feel even better about the work we are doing during the pandemic to ensure that we keep theatre live and safe.
Learn more about the Tourism Industry Association of Ontario and the Safe Travels Stamp here.
We've always been committed to the wellbeing and safety of our personnel, volunteers and audiences. Now, as members of the Safe Travels Stamp program, we feel even better about the work we are doing during the pandemic to ensure that we keep theatre live and safe.
Learn more about the Tourism Industry Association of Ontario and the Safe Travels Stamp here.
Watch our video, Keeping The Doors Open,
all about how we made it through 2020!
all about how we made it through 2020!
What's next for Theatre on the Ridge?
Stay tuned as we continue to improvise, adapt and overcome. It's been quite the journey through 2020 and 2021, and we're getting ready to take on 2022. We've got a new strategic plan on the way, thanks to your input and we will continue to enrich lives through LIVE theatre, on and offstage in any way we can for as long as we can.
Stay tuned as we continue to improvise, adapt and overcome. It's been quite the journey through 2020 and 2021, and we're getting ready to take on 2022. We've got a new strategic plan on the way, thanks to your input and we will continue to enrich lives through LIVE theatre, on and offstage in any way we can for as long as we can.
Theatre on the Ridge continues to take deliberate action to eliminate systemic racism and discrimination within our theatre community.
In 2020, we updated and created new Code of Conduct, Harrassment and No Discrimination policies.
The actions in support of these policies will be at the heart of our new strategic plan.
In 2020, we updated and created new Code of Conduct, Harrassment and No Discrimination policies.
The actions in support of these policies will be at the heart of our new strategic plan.
Our very own podcast series helps keep us all connected
Check out all our "ridgecast" episodes!
Learn more here!
Check out all our "ridgecast" episodes!
Learn more here!
Theatre on the Ridge (formerly Theatre 3x60)
Now in its 9th year, Theatre On The Ridge continues to be Durham’s entertaining and innovative professional theatre company that captivates on and offstage. Since 2014, the company has consistently committed to artistic excellence, accessibility, education and audience engagement while nurturing new artists and theatre works.
Through its summer theatre festival, held annually in Port Perry, Theatre On The Ridge presents professional theatre and musical productions of new, Canadian and international works that entertain and engage audiences, pairing a quality big city theatre experience with the welcome and appeal of small town rural hospitality.
Now in its 9th year, Theatre On The Ridge continues to be Durham’s entertaining and innovative professional theatre company that captivates on and offstage. Since 2014, the company has consistently committed to artistic excellence, accessibility, education and audience engagement while nurturing new artists and theatre works.
Through its summer theatre festival, held annually in Port Perry, Theatre On The Ridge presents professional theatre and musical productions of new, Canadian and international works that entertain and engage audiences, pairing a quality big city theatre experience with the welcome and appeal of small town rural hospitality.
We Acknowledge
As a gesture of respect and a nod to a lesser known part of our local and regional history we wish to acknowledge the lands upon which we live, work and play. These lands in the Port Perry/Lake Scugog area are Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation traditional and treaty lands, located on the eastern extremity of the historic Western Hunting Grounds, and today constitute Treaty #20 and Williams Treaties Clause #2 lands, the former signed in 1818 and the latter in 1923. As one of the original peoples, let us be reminded of the lands and water upon which the Mississaugas have lived, utilized and cared for, generation upon generation.
As a gesture of respect and a nod to a lesser known part of our local and regional history we wish to acknowledge the lands upon which we live, work and play. These lands in the Port Perry/Lake Scugog area are Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation traditional and treaty lands, located on the eastern extremity of the historic Western Hunting Grounds, and today constitute Treaty #20 and Williams Treaties Clause #2 lands, the former signed in 1818 and the latter in 1923. As one of the original peoples, let us be reminded of the lands and water upon which the Mississaugas have lived, utilized and cared for, generation upon generation.