100 Years From Now
Wednesday, 4 November 2026
- Time
- 19:30 - 21:00
- Venue
- Gravenhurst Opera House, Gravenhurst, P1P1J1
- Price
- $45
Wednesday November 4, 2026
Trillium Court 'The Rock Bar' is open at 6:30pm; Theatre Seating Opens at 7:00PM; Show begins at 7:30PM
Tickets: $45 plus applicable fees & taxes
Reserved Seating
Cash Bar
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Two brothers and the women they love tell the tales of their triumphs and tragedies in the years surrounding World War I.
Based on the inspiring life of Mae Belle Sampson, one of the first women to enlist in the Canadian Army Medical Corp., 100 Years From Now tells the story of Canada’s coming of age in the Great War.
Uplifting, humorous and emotional, 100 Years from Now combines an original folk music score with dramatic storytelling and stunning archival imagery, taking audiences on a musical journey from Georgian Bay to Vimy Ridge and beyond.
Winner of the 2018 Blue Mountain Foundation for the Arts Robert Kemp Award, Shipyard Kitchen Party is proud to present this moving story of a pivotal time in Canada’s history.
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Venue
Gravenhurst Opera House
295 Muskoka Rd S
Gravenhurst
P1P1J1
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