2026 Season at a Glance
Discover the 2026 Theatre Collingwood Playbill
Support Youth Arts Education in Our Community
Theatre Collingwood’s Charity Bowl-a-Thon
Bowling for the Arts is a simple and fun way to support the work Theatre Collingwood does with young people. Participants are asked to collect pledges and raise a minimum of $75 to take part in the Bowl-a-Thon.
Gather your family, friends, coworkers or fellow theatre lovers and put together a team. Kids, teens, parents, grandparents and adults of all ages can join in. You don’t have to be a great bowler. In fact, a few gutter balls and spectacularly questionable bowling techniques are very much part of the fun!
Call the Box Office to Register: 705-445-2200
Meet the Creative Team
ACTORS’ BIOS
Nicholas Rice – Morrie Schwartz
Nicholas Rice is delighted to re-visit MORRIE. A Winnipegger, he trained at UBC, then came to Toronto in 1981. His stage-credits include FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, INDECENT, ANGELS IN AMERICA, and his own two solo-shows, A SIDE OF RICE and ANOTHER SIDE OF RICE.
On-screen he has appeared in MURDOCH MYSTERIES, CORONER, SUITS, and HARMONY GARDENS. Nicholas is an avid letter-writer, coffee-lover, and Blue Bomber fan. He dedicates this performance in TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE to the memory of his cousin, Tom Churchill.
Josh Palmer – Mitch Albom
Josh Palmer lives and works as an actor in Toronto. He’s excited to be back in his hometown, acting with his friend Nick.
Credits: Narrator, The Pavillion; Mitch, Tuesdays with Morrie; Marc, Art; Jacob, Salt Water Moon (King Theatre Company), El Jefe, El Jefe (Play Ball Theatre), Joseph, Murder at Mosquito Cove (Walnut Productions), Orsino, Twelfth Night; Autolycus, The Winter’s Tale; Tybalt/Paris, Romeo and Juliet (Theatre Georgian Bay), Nick, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (ZippySaid Productions), TomorrowLove (TMU). Training: Toronto Metropolitan University School of Performance.
Nick Rice
Playing Morrie Schwartz
Josh Palmer
Playing Mitch Albom
Daniel Tessy
Original Composition and Sound Design
Lesley Coo
Stage Manager
Chloë Rose Flowers
Director
Meet the
Creative Team
Experience More Than Great Performances at Theatre Collingwood
Theatre Collingwood is proud to be a vibrant hub for both exceptional live performance and inspiring arts education. While we bring world-class theatre and music to our stage, our commitment goes beyond the spotlight, offering a dynamic range of education programs for all ages.
From youth drama camps and after-school programs to engaging workshops and creative development opportunities for adults, our education initiatives are designed to build confidence, spark imagination, and foster meaningful connections through the arts.
Whether you’re stepping onto the stage for the first time or continuing a lifelong passion, there’s a place for you in our creative community.
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Become a Donor
Theatre Collingwood is a registered not-for-profit charity that depends on fundraising and donations to ensure the accessibility of our programming. Donors play a major role in our financial sustainability by supporting our mission to bring professional live theatre to Collingwood and the surrounding communities.
Any amount you donate, will significantly help to support the arts at a local level. Your commitment will make a big impact on Theatre Collingwood’s artistic achievements and the flourishing cultural landscape of South Georgian Bay.
