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Sunday, March 04, 2018
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March Break Fun at Medieval Times Toronto

Medieval Times Toronto - Knights of the Realm

Knights. Castle. Action!

This March break, plan a visit to Medieval Times and enjoy two hours of medieval jousting between six competing knights, culminating in an epic battle with real weapons. Bring the whole family and immerse yourselves in an ancient realm, savour a royal feast and witness equine beauty and grace. After having visited Medieval Times thrice over the past few years, I can tell you it is an unforgettable show that makes you feel like you've been transported back in time. But don't just take my word for it. Earlier this month, I sent a colleague and her family to enjoy a King's Royalty experience, courtesy of Medieval Times Toronto. Here is what she had to say:

Hear ye, hear ye! I definitely was not prepared for the completely immersive and spellbinding experience of Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament in Toronto. From the moment we walked into the expansive and wondrous hall, filled to the brim with jostling and friendly medieval characters, we were transported. It was the first time my son and I had visited Medieval Times and we were truly impressed. The authentic rustic décor, lively music, and general merriment that surrounded us set the stage for a true medieval experience.

From the entrance and main foyer we entered into the large battle arena which was already buzzing with excitement. We were treated to a hearty and filling meal of chicken, potatoes, and warm garlic bread. The servers remained all in true medieval character as we devoured our “baby dragons” aka half roasted chickens in delight. Once the lights went down and the horses came galloping out to cheers from the crowd, we were on the edge of our seats. The lyrical storytelling, knights in armour, and realistic jousting and sword battles were the great highlight throughout. It was a truly unique experience that my son and I will never forget. Three cheers!

If you have yet to visit the Toronto Castle, March Break is the perfect time. While general admission tickets are $65.95 for adults and $45.95 for children, you can take advantage of March Break savings and save up to $32 per person. Simply use code: SB18 and pay $33.95 for students and kids and $43.95 for adults. (Valid for shows through 4/30/2018.)

Celebrating a special occasion? Check out the King's Royalty Package that includes over $40 in retail value plus premium seating. For an additional $22 per person, enjoy priority castle access, VIP first row all section seating or second row in centre section, priority seating access, a cheering banner, a VIP lanyard and a framed entrance group photo to commemorate your visit.

Medieval Times Toronto - King Don Carlos and Master of Ceremonies

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Want a chance to experience Medieval Times here in Toronto? King Don Carlos has graciously offered a family pass for four to one lucky Toronto Teacher Mom reader! To be eligible to win, please complete the Rafflecopter form below. Winner must reside in or around the Greater Toronto Area. Transportation and parking are not included.

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Disclosure: We received complimentary tickets to facilitate this review. Any opinions expressed in this post are our own.

Monday, February 26, 2018
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Canada's Wonderland - One Summer, Twice the Fun

Amusement Park

Canada's Wonderland Premier Theme Park - Canada 150

It goes without saying that summer is my favourite season of the year. Many of my fondest childhood memories took place during the summer, among which included our yearly visit to Canada's Wonderland. We'd pile into our cousin's station wagon and make the one and a half hour trek to Canada's premier theme park, the home of the Mighty Canadian Minebuster, Wonder Mountain and the most delicious funnel cakes.

Canada's Wonderland Events - International Showplace

Now that I have kids of my own, the summer months have become ever more precious. We want to make the most of our time together and so we continue the tradition of spending a day at Canada's Wonderland at least once during the summer. With roller coasters and rides, plus a super fun water park, it's the perfect place to pack in twice the fun in a single day.

Canada's Wonderland Ultimate Thrills Circus - International Showplace

Last week, we made a point of checking out a couple of the summer events taking place this summer at Canada's Wonderland. First up was the Ultimate Thrills Circus at the International Showplace. We watched an impressive incline motorcycle highwire act that culminated with a 360 degree spin. My son marvelled over this part. We then enjoyed an aerial silks performance, as seen below.

We also watched a contortionist demonstrate her incredible flexibility and agility. I still can't believe she was able to pop a balloon using a bow and arrow with her feet while standing on her hands. On her first try!

We then enjoyed a couple of additional acts that included a swinging trapeze act that took place literally right above us. The show ended with a cyclone motorcycle act performed at a dizzying height:

Celebration Canada 150 is also happening this month and is included with park admission. This will meets you get to enjoy Freestyle Ski Aerials where skiers and kayakers fly off a massive ski jump overlooking Arthur's Baye. While this show runs until July 31, you can also catch Cirque Canadien at Wonderland Theatre to take in some acrobatics, mystique and athleticism while you journey through the season of Canada. But my favourite has to be the Flying Frontenacs Stunt & Dive Show. Check out some of the incredible dives, flips and water jet boot action:

Of course, we didn't forget to have some fun on our favourite rides, such as Thunder Run, Peanuts 500 bumper cars, the Ghoster Coaster and Silver Streak. We also checked out some of the new rides such as Muskoka Plunge, a towering 60-foot tall waterslide at Splash Works, and Soaring Timbers where riders sit on one of two massive gondolas that sweep through 360 degree rotations, the only ride of its kind in North America.

And did you know? Canada's Wonderland is a Pokemon Go hot spot. It sure makes waiting in line fly by!

If you plan on heading to Canada's Wonderland for some summer fun, take note that KidZfest is taking place from July 31 to August 6. This special weeklong celebration just for kids will feature live entertainment, dance parties, foam pits, and MARVEL© Superheroes. And don't forget to download the Canada's Wonderland app that not only includes helpful information on events and activities, it also has an interactive map that can show your current location, the location of rides, washrooms, food venues and other amenities, but it also includes a handy car finder. Just be sure to pin your location before you head into the park!

Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Cedar Fair Entertainment Company in conjunction with Blog Meets Brand, and I have been compensated for my participation. All opinions are my own.

Friday, July 28, 2017
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Discover the Beauty of Cavalia's Odysseo

Arts and Entertainment

Cavalia's Odysseo - Les Voyageurs - #OdysseoSAUGA

When it comes to pushing the limits of live entertainment, no one does it better than Cavalia's Odysseo. The show, which opened in Mississauga last month, features a magical blend of equestrian arts, stage arts and high-tech theatrical effects that will leave spectators in awe. Inspired by the beauty and harmony of the ancient relationship between horse and man, Odysseo features 65 horses and 50 artists from the world over.

Cavalia's Odysseo - Troupeau - #OdysseoSAUGA

Earlier this month, my bestie and I attended Social Media Week to take in the stunning performances. The show begins with a number of majestic horses wandering about the stage at liberty. It is a dream-like experience to be able to see so many beautiful horses roaming freely about, I could have watched them for hours. This scene is aptly named Troupeau, which is French for "herd."

Cavalia's Odysseo - Carosello - Dan Harper - #OdysseoSAUGA

Photo Credit: Dan Harper

We are then taken on a great journey into various worlds that make you feel like you are a part of the voyage, thanks to spectacular visual effects and a larger-than-life, curved screen that serves as the backdrop for the show. There are several breathtaking scenes that include Les Fées, Fête du Village, Liberté, and Les Voyageurs (see above) before we make a stop at Carosello. This is where a full size merry-go-round descends from above and slowly rotates as acrobats perform gravity-defying acts and feats of sheer strength.

Cavalia's Odysseo - Les Anges - #OdysseoSAUGA

The journey continues as we watch Nomades, L'Odysée and a stormy Tempête before Appel d'Afrique in which performers teach audience members the "Call of Africa": O walu guere moufan! I love this scene not only for the interactive component but also for the simple message behind the call: No more war! We take a Paseo (Spanish for walk) and move on to a stunning scene called Les Anges. The aerial silk performers really do look like angels from heaven.

Cavalia's Odysseo - La Grande Aventure - Andrew Miller - #OdysseoSAUGA

Photo Credit: Andrew Miller

I was really looking forward to the final scene La Grande Aventure. It is during this scene that a lake appears on stage. It is created using a system of pumps with two water tanks that are hidden behind the scenes and fill the pool with 40,000 gallons of water.

Photo Credit: Dan Harper

Watching the horses gallop through the lake is like nothing I've ever seen before. The water splashes about, beckoning audience members to join in the fun like a child plays in a puddle after a rainfall. The viewers in the front row, however, may experience some of the splashing first hand.

Photo Credit: Lynn Glazzer

Photo Credit: Jak Wonderly

While I have seen Cavalia's Odysseo twice before (you can read my 2015 Odysseo review and 2013 Odysseo review), I am still in utter awe of the beauty that is Odysseo. The show features 65 horses of 12 different breeds including the Appaloosa, Arabian, Canadian Horse, Holsteiner, Lusitano, Paint Horse, Percheron Hanoverian Cross, Quarter Horse, Selle Français, Thoroughbred, Spanish Purebred (P.R.E.) and Warlander, which come from from Spain, Portugal, France, Germany, the United States and Canada. Among the 50 incredibly talented artists are riders, acrobats, aerialists, dancers and musicians who come from around the world including the United States, Canada, Brazil, France, Italy, Guinea, South Africa, Poland, Russia, Spain and Ukraine.

And, as if the show itself isn't incredible enough, the VIP experience will surely blow you away. Rendez-Vous VIP tickets grant you access to the private Rendez-Vous VIP Lounge and Patio 90 minutes before the show, during the intermission as well as after the show. You will also enjoy center-row seats, a full meal buffet before the show, various refreshments available at will, a dessert buffet, coffee and tea served during the intermission, an exclusive stable visit after the show and an Odysseo souvenir. Allow me to recommend the top sirloin steak and kale salad, which pairs quite nicely with a serving of cocktail shrimp. And for dessert, try the carrot cake! Also, keep your eyes peeled for celebrities while lounging in the VIP tent. This year, I spotted Clive Standen who plays Rollo on one of my all-time favourite shows Vikings.

Cavalia's Odysseo has extended its matinee and evening performances through July 30, 2017. It is located under the White Big Top next to Hershey Centre in Mississauga. Tickets are priced from $39.50 to $139.50 for adults and from $39.50 to $124.50 for children, depending on their age, plus applicable taxes and fees. VIP tickets range from $139.50 up to $239.50. If you haven't bought your tickets yet, you can save 15% on select tickets by visiting cavalia.com/live and using promo code SOCIAL. This promotion is valid until July 23.

Disclosure: I received complimentary VIP access as part of Social Media Week. Any opinions expressed in this post are my own. Photos courtesy of Cavalia unless otherwise noted.

Saturday, July 15, 2017
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Visit ROM for the Holidays

Family Events

Oh, the weather outside is frightful,
But two weeks off work is delightful,
And if you've no place to go,
Toronto! Toronto! Toronto!

The final week of school is upon us and I couldn't be more thrilled. While I still have plenty to do before Christmas Day, I am really looking forward to having two weeks home with the kids after Christmas. For the first time, I won't have the stress of finding the perfect gift for everyone on my shopping list while on break, which means two whole weeks to enjoy with the family. And lucky for us, we live in one of the best cities for family fun - Toronto! At the top of our list is a visit to the Royal Ontario Museum.

ROM for the Holidays Features 14 Days of Family Fun

For those who are planning a visit to Toronto, and Torontonians alike, a trip to the ROM is a great way to celebrate the holidays. This season, the ROM comes alive with family-friendly activities as part of a CHIHULY-inspired ROM for the Holidays taking place from Monday, December 26, 2016, to Sunday, January 8, 2017. Escape to a winter wonderland and marvel at glowing lights, festive traditions and exclusive gallery activations. Take advantage of extended hours of operation and programming, check out Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition featuring 100 striking wildlife and landscape images, and visit the spectacular CHIHULY exhibition before it comes to a close.

Additional opportunities for family fun during ROM for the Holidays include:

Catch the creative and curious inflatable sculptures from Balloon Artist “Jungle Jack”
Explore how fire and ice shape our natural world with touchable objects from our collections—from volcanic glass to a polar bear skull!
See incredible “glass” fossils of creatures that lived in the seas long before the dinosaurs, and learn how they reveal their prehistoric secrets
Sail into the icy heart of a historical mystery: what happened to HMS Erebus in the cold Arctic waters?
Relax at the ROM Early Learner’s Lounge - a quiet space for families to play and rest
Indulge in the exclusive Rotunda Coffee Bar, located in the ROM’s historic Queen’s Park Rotunda
Challenge family and friends with video games inspired by the ROM’s collections
Jam with Sonshine and Broccoli’s interactive and fun-filled musical shows for all ages
Decorate a holiday tree with origami creations, creatures, and crystals

Plus, become a ROM Member and enjoy express entry, unlimited free access to exhibitions and galleries, exclusive previews, members-only discounts, and much more. Until December 31, save $20 on a Family/Dual Membership for up to two named adults and four kids under 17. Visit rom.on.ca/membership and enter the promo code HOLIDAY. This would also make a great last minute gift idea. Treat friends and family to a ROM Membership by visiting rom.on.ca/membership.

Enter to Win a ROM Family Membership

To help celebrate the season, one lucky family will win a ROM Family Membership valued at $149! The membership is valid for a year and allows you to enjoy free admission, discounts on shopping and dining, and exclusive events. For a chance to win, leave a comment on this post sharing why you would like to win and complete the Rafflecopter form below.

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Disclosure: I have received special perks as part of the ROM for the Holidays campaign. Any opinions expressed in this post are my own.

Monday, December 19, 2016
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Skyhawk - New Thrill Ride at Canada's Wonderland

Amusement Park

Can you believe that May is almost over? I've said it before and I'll say it again: somebody needs to touch base with Mother Nature and let her know it's almost summer. I'm sure she keeps missing the memo because really, snow flurries in May? Recently, the family and I were invited to Canada's Wonderland to check out Skyhawk, their newest thrill ride, and, unseasonal weather notwithstanding, we braved the cold temperatures and ventured a trip to one of my favourite places to visit.

The first of its kind in North America, Skyhawk is a 135 feet tall thrill ride where pilots in training can earn their wings. Riders are secured in single-person "airplane" that rotates in the air, granting them a stunning view of the amusement park grounds.

Skyhawk - New Thrill Ride at Canada's Wonderland

Each rider is in control of their own cockpit and can manually raise or lower the wings in an attempt to complete a full 360 degree barrel roll. In fact, riders are challenged to beat the current record for the number of inversions during a single ride, which I believe currently sits at 59. Um, yeah. I think I'll pass on that challenge.

Here is a slo-mo video I shot with my iPhone that gives you a clearer picture:

Introducing #SkyHawk, @canadaswonderland's new thrill ride. #canadaswonderland #wonderland #cwthrills #cw100reasons #toronto #torontofun #familyfun #skyhawk #thrillride #discoverON #amusementpark #ad #cwbestday #slowmo #iphone #iphonevideo

A video posted by Diana (@torontomom) on May 22, 2016 at 4:08am PDT

The entire ride lasts about a minute and 30 seconds and is located in the Action Zone next to SlingShot. Skyhawk is also one of the many rides on the Fast Lane Plus lineup so you can beat the crowds. It has received a thrill rating of 5 which means it can be a pretty aggressive ride if you're trying to beat the record. Riders must be at least 48" tall but for the younger pilots in training, they can try their hand at Flying Eagles. These two-person planes glide 28 feet above ground and allow each rider to control their flight and ride experience.

Canada's Wonderland Wonder Mountain's Guardian

While at Canada's Wonderland, don't forget to stop by Wonder Mountain's Guardian, an innovative coaster ride into a world of mythical creatures. Each rider navigates through five different layers of a 4-dimensional medieval world where they will put their gaming skills to the test in a battle with guardians of the dragon's treasure.

Once the quest is over and you've worked up an appetite, you can stop off at any of a myriad of dining locations throughout the park, including my son's favourite - Coasters Diner.

Tickets to Canada's Wonderland are available online for as low as $35 for a 35th Birthday Ticket valid on May 23, 2016 only or $39.99 for a 3-day advance ticket. A season pass is only $69.99 which is a steal if you plan on going more than once but you'll need to hurry as prices go up May 23. Benefits include 15% off food and merchandise and, new for 2016, Season Pass renewals receive FREE admission to Dinosaurs Alive!

Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Cedar Fair Entertainment Company in conjunction with Blog Meets Brand, and I have been compensated for my participation. All opinions are my own.

Sunday, May 22, 2016
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Plan a Visit to Medieval Times Toronto

Family Fun

Medieval Times Toronto #MedievalTimesTO #mtfan - King Don Carlos

What do you get when you cross a bunch of horses with men in tights? Why, a knight of entertainment and chivalry of Medieval proportions! At the behest of the Royal Court, the kids and I were summoned to the Toronto castle as guests of King Don Carlos. This was our third visit to the castle but this time we were fortunate enough to bring friends along with us, none of which have ever had the pleasure of visiting Medieval Times in Toronto.

Medieval Times Toronto #MedievalTimesTO #mtfan - Andalusian Horses

Not only did our trip to Medieval Times allow us to experience epic battles of steel and steed, we enjoyed displays of equine beauty and grace. The choreographed performances of the magnificent Andalusian horses are, in and of themselves, a spectacle to behold.

Medieval Times Toronto #MedievalTimesTO #mtfan - horse

The kids also enjoyed watching the royal falcon take flight as it was set free to circulate throughout the arena while onlookers marvelled from below. Throughout these performances, guests are served delicious garlic bread, tomato bisque soup, roasted chicken, sweet buttered corn, herb-basted potatoes, the pastry of the Castle, coffee and two rounds of select beverages. The challenge of eating without utensils made it all the more fun for the kids.

Medieval Times Toronto #MedievalTimesTO #mtfan - VIP

Our friends thoroughly enjoyed cheering on our noble knight who battled his way towards King's Champion. My daughter was also the recipient of a flower given to her by our victorious knight.

Enjoying a majestic King's Royalty Package. Thank you @TorontoCastle! #medievaltimesTO #mtfan pic.twitter.com/dM25RmF3bK

— Diana Mancuso, OCT (@TeacherMomOfTwo) January 31, 2016

As part of our VIP experience, we were delighted to have been granted an upgrade - the King's Royalty Package. Not only did we enjoy preferred seating in the first row, we also received cheering banners, commemorative programs and a group photo for each member of our party. A lovely souvenir!

Medieval Times Toronto #MedievalTimesTO #mtfan - group photo

General admission for adults is $65.95 and $45.95 for children 12 and under. However, for a limited time, adults save $20 and kids save $10 if you use discount code FEBWEB16.*

*Please note: you may not be combine this with any other discount, special offer or group rate. Not valid for special shows, holidays or prior purchases. Restrictions may apply. Upgrade packages, tax, gratuity and applicable fees are additional. Valid only at the Toronto Castle thru 3/31/2016.

If you have yet to experience Medieval Times or you just can't wait to return, I have a pair of tickets to the Toronto location to give away. Simply complete the Rafflecopter form below. Prizing includes two general admission tickets only and does not include transportation.

Monday, February 29, 2016
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Mysteriously Yours Dinner Theatre: Superhero

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Thursday, August 13, 2015
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Great Wolf Lodge Niagara Falls - Resort & Accomodations

Family Fun

In the midst of below freezing temperatures and extreme weather alerts, what better to way to spend time with the family than by heading out on a quick local family getaway at one of my favourite places Great Wolf Lodge Niagara Falls! With an estimated drive time of 1.5 hours from Toronto, it is an ideal solution for your winter woes. Plus, they have everything all under one roof. Last Friday, our family was delighted to check-in as guests of Great Wolf Lodge where we were greeted by the Director of Sales and Marketing before heading up to our family suite. Hmm, I think 'delighted' might be a slight understatement...

ACCOMMODATIONS

Our family suite, which is considered a standard room with two queen-size beds, was located on the third level in room 3009. It is a long walk down the corridor but hey, I can use all the extra exercise I can get! The beds were very comfortable and we found extra blankets for added warmth. Across from the sleeping area is where you will find a microwave, a coffee maker, a mini fridge and a safe to store any valuables. Also, each room is accessible via your wristbands. Simply place the logo one inch away from the two dots above the door handle to unlock it. These special RFID wristbands combine room key, waterpark admission and charging abilities all in one. Ours were gold in colour since our family has been at the resort more than once.

On the other side of the partition is a semi-private living area which includes a full-size sofa-sleeper, coffee table and a 37" flat screen TV. With the sofa-sleeper, you could fit six guests in this room. Or you could use it to banish your snoring partner from the sleep area. Whatever works.

The bath is quite small but functional and clean. The shower includes a multi-use soap dispenser so you don't have to fiddle with separate bottles of shampoo, conditioner and body wash. Not that I can read those little labels without my glasses anyhow. This mom is grateful for one-soap-does-it-all dispensers. Across from the bath, you will find the sink and blow dryer. Personally, I prefer to have the sink in the bath room. Oh, and in case you've ever wondered what those two round things on the shower walls were... it is a retractable clothesline where you can hang dry your swimsuits and trunks after rinsing so they'll be ready to go in the morning.

Since our room is located on an upper level, we had a balcony that overlooked the outdoor pool, currently covered in snow, of course. In the past, we had a room on the lower level which was great because we didn't have to take an elevator or use the stairs to access the waterpark. Plus, we had a walk-out patio that lead to the parking lot at the back so we had easy access to our car.

If you've never been to Great Wolf Lodge before, be prepared to be awed by their magnificent grand lobby. Here you will find the Welcome Desk where you can check in as early as 1 p.m. The lobby is also where you can lounge by the fire, as well as view and order photos taken on some of the water rides. If you are a returning guest, there is a separate lineup closer to the main entrance, which is usually a lot shorter. Don't forget to ask for your Family of the Day ballot. You will need it to enter the drawing the following morning before the waterpark opens. If your ticket is drawn, your family will enjoy a private cabana in the waterpark that houses a patio table, a lounge chair and a bar fridge filled with bottled water and snacks. The winning family will also enjoy other perks such as tokens to the Northern Lights Arcade, Great Wolf Lodge paraphernalia or vouchers for a free craft, for example.

At the end of the lobby, you will spot the lovable group of Family Forest Friends. They come to life at the push of a button and if you stop by at 10 a.m., you can hear Mo the Moose, Mother Bear with her cubs Ivy and Rusty, and all the animals sing about life in the forest. This is also where they host their nightly Story Time sessions. We enjoyed a well-animated reading of Robert Munsch's Mortimer while we were there and the place was packed! Following the story, they turned on some music for a little dance party. In pyjamas!

Saturday, February 21, 2015
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Mysteriously Yours Dinner Theatre: Getting Hitched

Dinner Theatre

Last month, I received an invitation from Alfred Hitchmock to attend an engagement party in honour of his daughter Kelly-Grace. The famous director of The Angry Birds was in attendance, along with his star actress turned assistant, yet what began as an evening of celebration soon turned into a night of... murder! Dun, dun, dun! Fortunately, this was all part of the latest Mysteriously Yours Dinner Theatre show produced by Lili and Brian Caws and no directors were harmed in the making of Getting Hitched.

Mysteriously Yours Dinner Theatre: Getting Hitched - Chef's Soup

The menu for the evening was compiled by Executive Chef Justine Voutt. My friend selected the Chef's Soup Creation, pictured above. I ordered an arugula salad with tomato, radicchio and feta cheese in a lovely fresh basil and red wine vinaigrette.

Mysteriously Yours Dinner Theatre: Getting Hitched -arugula salad

For the main course, my friend chose the Maple Dijon Chicken served with caramelized rice pilaf and green beans. When her dish was served, I almost regretted not ordering the same one, since I love chicken. But I always ordered chicken and wanted to try something different.

Mysteriously Yours Dinner Theatre: Getting Hitched - maple dijon chicken

I ended trying the Provençale Beef Stew, even though I'm not a big fan of stew in general. What sealed the deal for me was that the tender beef and vegetables stewed in red wine and French herbs were served over garlic mashed potatoes. Yum! It was incredibly delicious but very filling. Mind you, I may have indulged in one or two dinner rolls as well.

Mysteriously Yours Dinner Theatre: Getting Hitched - Provençale beef stew

Once we finished our main course, the fun began. The actors made their rounds throughout, interacting with guests and dropping clues here and there. This is always so much fun and I really admire how they can improvise so well. Then the real show began and we soon bore witness to a back-stabbing murder in a world where Bates Motel meets Mad Men. The cast included Brigitte Solem (Breakout Kings, Little Mosque on the Prairie), Allan Cooke (Murdoch Mysteries, Reign), Debbie Collins (A Chorus Line), Tom Melissis (Da Vinci's Inquest, Due South), Stephanie Folkins, and Paddy Forde.

Mysteriously Yours Dinner Theatre: Getting Hitched - Brigitte Solem

Tipsy a.k.a Brigitte Solem

Mysteriously Yours Dinner Theatre: Getting Hitched - Allan Cooke

Archie a.k.a. Allan Cooke

Sunday, February 15, 2015
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Win a Family Pass to the AGO!

March Break Fun at Medieval Times Toronto

Win a Family Pass to Medieval Times Toronto!

Canada's Wonderland - One Summer, Twice the Fun

Discover the Beauty of Cavalia's Odysseo

Visit ROM for the Holidays

ROM for the Holidays Features 14 Days of Family Fun

Enter to Win a ROM Family Membership

Skyhawk - New Thrill Ride at Canada's Wonderland

Plan a Visit to Medieval Times Toronto

Mysteriously Yours Dinner Theatre: Superhero

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LifeExperiences Gift Ideas for Dad

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