What's On
Live theatre
our ticket prices
plays $24.00
(plays are $12 for 30 years and under)
Musicals $27.00
(online through ‘ticketsplease.ca‘ or at the door). Please click on the show below to learn more and secure your tickets.
Duck Tales: A Double Bill
- October 16-19
- Showtime: October 16 & 17 @ 7pm; October 18 & 19 @ 2pm
October 16 & 17 @ 7pm
October 18 & 19 @ 2pm
Ducks, Drama, and Destiny: Perth Theatre’s Must-See Weekend
Get ready for a quacking good time at Studio Theatre Perth! This October, we’re serving up not one, not two, but three delicious theatrical treats: two one-act plays and a brand-new film from the Perth Youth Players.
First up, Jean Lenox Toddie’s A Little Something for the Ducks. Two widowed seniors meet by a pond, and what begins as an argument over duck-feeding rules quickly evolves into a tender, funny meditation on aging, companionship, and life’s small pleasures. Joanna McAuley-Treffers and Martin Treffers spar, flirt, and philosophize in a performance that proves you’re never too old for second chances—or chicken livers.
Then, David Mamet’s Duck Variations puts George and Emil on a park bench with nothing but ducks and opinions. Their birdwatching banter spirals into a sharp, hilarious, and oddly profound riff on life, death, and the baffling beauty of existence. Mamet’s crackling dialogue takes flight—by the end, you’ll never look at ducks the same way again.
And as a bonus? Perth Youth Players present The Prophecy, a film created, written, and performed by the town’s rising stars.
Catch the magic Oct. 16–19. Tickets at ticketsplease.ca or email boxoffice@studiotheatreperth.com.
The Lion in Winter
- Nov 27-30 & Dec 4-7
November 27,28 & Dec 4,5 @ 7.30pm
November 29,30 & Dec 6,7 @ 2pm
It’s Christmas,1183 with drama and comedy afoot. The Plantagenet family is getting together to fight over a kingdom and a beautiful teen-age paramour. As Queen Eleanor says, “Every family has its ups and downs”, and this royal family is no exception. King Henry retorts “It’s going to be a jungle of a day: if I start growling now, I’ll never last.” Eleanor and Henry’s three juvenile sons are vying and scheming for the crown, willing to do anything to get it, whilst a likewise young King of France skulks around the castle in order stirring the pot of their discontent. A Christmas helping of wit, bristling humor, intrigue and dungeons.
Film Club Fridays
our ticket prices
film ticket $12.00
Film pass $50.00*
*Valid for 5 films of your choice. A pass can be used by more than one person and on any date of a Film Club Friday (FCF) screening.
We Lend a Hand
- Nov 7, 2025
- Showtime: 1pm & 5pm
Please note: In order to accommodate travel times and to ensure all guests are available for both screenings, we have changed our show times to 1pm and 5 pm for this film.
We Lend a Hand: The Forgotten Story of the Ontario Farmerettes is a documentary which reveals the true and forgotten story of the Ontario Farm Service Force. It put 40,000 volunteer teenage girls to work between 1941 and 1952, arriving from different parts of Ontario and Quebec to many locations in Southwestern Ontario. They were called The Farmerettes. Their job: to ensure critical food production during the most perilous period of modern history.
With no prior farming experience, their hardships were tremendous. For long months, they worked under relentless weather conditions and schedules. Yet they single-handedly managed to produce hundreds of thousands of tons of food that were shipped off to the frontlines to feed starving European populations and even prisoners of war.
Through reenactments and unique archival images, We Lend a Hand: The Forgotten Story of Ontario Farmerettes recounts the story of these magnificent young women, now in their late 90s, bringing back their most cherished memories while reminding us – perhaps for the last time – that service comes in many forms.
Stay for the panel discussion and learn more about this forgotten part of Ontario’s history.
Our panel guests will include:
-Producer/Director: Colin Field
-Historian: Bonnie Sitter
-Farmerette: Mary Loucks (Westport)
-Special Guest; Inge Moyer Vaui (Inverary)
Mary Macpherson Loucks – Farmerette
“At 94, I didn’t expect to watch something that filled me with such delight and pride. Bonnie and Colin have done us old Farmerettes proud”.
Learn more about the Farmerettes at www.welendahand.ca or on their Facebook page Farmerettes Forever
Get Your Tickets
- Tickets available at the door: $12.
- Film Club Passes available at the Box Office or at the Perth library: $50 (for five films)
Events
ticket prices
Tickets can be obtained through the relevant promoters of the events. For ticket prices and how to obtain your tickets please click on the relevant event below for more information.
Please note: any cancellations, changes and refund policies are established by the individual event organizer and are not managed by studio theatre.
Messages from Above
- Oct 24, 2025
- Showtime: Doors: 6.30, Show: 7pm
Join Psychic Medium Jeni Juranics for a magical evening of Spirit Communication at Studio Theatre Perth Oct 24th.
Jeni will connect and deliver evidential messages from Spirit to members of the audience. Messages that give you the validation that there is an afterlife and your loved ones are watching over you each day. The soul continues on!
Jeni maintains a vibrant and genuine link to the Spirit World and her readings are heartfelt, deep and healing. Often going from tears to laughter and everything in between, this will be a night to remember!
Please note: This is a 16+ event due to the subject nature of what can come up….and because Jeni is known to drop a few F-bombs! Please, no babies in arms.
Limited Discounted Tickets for those that need a financial break: $25
Early Bird $55 until September 18th
General $65 after September 18th and at the door if seats remain (cash only)
Simply bring your phone or print your ticket to show at the door.
Tickets are Non-refundable and Non-transferrable but can be transferred to a friend.
Simply bring your phone or print your ticket to show at the door.
Tickets are Non-refundable and Non-transferrable but can be transferred to a friend. Arrive at 6:30pm and settle into a seat of your choice (no assigned seats. your placement in the room does not affect your chance of receiving a reading…that’s up to Spirit!)
Audience readings will begin at 7pm and continue until 8:30pm and greatly depends on the energy in the audience.
BIO:
Jeni is a Canadian Medium, Psychic, Intuitive Investigator and host of Spirit Call The Podcast. She resides in Odessa near Kingston, Ontario. She has a vibrant and genuine connection to the Spirit World and finds passion and purpose in her work as a trusted link to the afterlife.
She holds several large events throughout the year and offers private readings in person at her office as well as over zoom and phone.
Visit www.jenijuranics.com to read testimonials and learn more about Jeni.
Follow Jeni on Instagram and Facebook for updates!
***By purchasing a ticket you agree to allow photos and video of your attendance at the event to be shared on all platforms of Jeni’s choice. See less
Great Canadian Comedy Caravan
- Nov 8, 2025
- Showtime: 8pm
Great Canadian Comedy Caravan coming Saturday Nov 8th
Welcome to The Great Canadian Comedy Caravan Tour at Studio Theatre Perth! Get ready to laugh until your sides hurt on November 8, 2025 at 8:00 PM
Enjoy a night of hilarity with headliner Jim McNally (A regular favourite at Just For Laughs, The Halifax Comedy Festival and CTV’s Comedy NOW!)
Jim will be joined by a cast of fellow Just For Laughs veterans.
Tickets are moving quickly for this one.
For full show details and to reserve your seat, please visit the link below or scan the QR code.
See you there!
Fallen Heroes
- presented by Perth Legion
- Nov 10, 2025
- Showtime: 7pm
General Admission: $20
Veterans & Military: $10
Ticket link here
Join us at Studio Theatre Perth for a moving presentation of Fallen Heroes, a powerful documentary that explores Canada’s role in Afghanistan.
Over 40,000 members of the Canadian Armed Forces served during the 14-year campaign—Canada’s longest war. For five years, Canada alone was responsible for security in the most volatile region of the country. Our soldiers were punching far above their weight, earning Canada an important seat at the table and immeasurable respect from NATO allies.
Canada lost 159 soldiers and 4 civilians, and three times that number returned home with visible wounds. Countless more carried moral and psychological injuries.
Yet, despite these sacrifices, few Canadians fully understand why we were in Afghanistan and why it mattered. Fallen Heroes sheds light on this little-known chapter of our history. The film also serves as the foundation for a 10-part documentary series, preserving these stories for future generations.
Mudmen
- presented by Red Plaid Productions
- Dec 27 @ 7.30pm & Dec 28 @2pm
- Showtime: Dec 27 @ 7.30pm (doors 7pm), Dec 28 @ 2pm (doors 1.30pm)
MUDMEN ARE BACK FOR TWO GREAT SHOWS AT STUDIO THEATRE
Always entertaining and definitely unique, the Mudmen are a blast of Celtic energy whose members are known to be characters both on and off the stage. Enjoy an all-ages evening of Celtic music and Mud stories from Canada’s Celtic Rock Warriors. First discovered in 1993 as the Campbell Brothers, Sandy and Rob signed a record deal with EMI Records and changed their name to Mudmen in 1988.
Mudmen have had their music featured on Xbox and PlayStation video games and have opened for and toured with The Guess Who, Loverboy, The Irish Rovers, The Chieftains, Johnny Reid, ZZ Top, George Canyon, Nazareth, Kim Mitchell, and Bif Naked, to name a few.
Career highlights include meeting and performing for the Queen of England on Parliament Hill, performing at the ’84 Edmonton Oiler’s televised Stanley Cup reunion, performing at the CBC Oilers/Flames home opening ceremonies, twelve Canada’s Walk of Fame ceremonies, guesting on Bob & Doug Mackenzie’s Two-Four special on CBC, seven Grey Cups, three Memorial Cups, eight Molson Canadian Snow Jams, three Edgefests, and three Briers.
They have performed at the Governor’s General Awards, the Ted Rogers Awards, and the Canadian Country Music Awards. They also guested on the CBC Hockey Night in Canada anthem produced by rock icon Bob Rock, where Ron MacLean proclaimed: “Mudmen, we love ’em!”
Mudmen have put out eleven studio albums and had their music featured on HBO’s Shameless, WWE Wrestling, NBC’S The Black Donnellys, Much Music/MTV, and Don Cherry’s hockey DVDs. They reached #19 on the top 20 countdown on Canada’s largest rock radio, the Edge 102.
Ex-NHL great Glenn Healy says: “you won’t to miss this show!”
With over 3000 shows to date in eight different countries, Johnny Reid calls Mudmen “Canada’s best-kept secret”.
For more details about Mudmen visit www.mudmen.ca.