Talk Of The Town Productions is dedicated to community arts, and to providing the best experience for both performer and audience. It's fun and rewarding, and if you have any skills to contribute to our ongoing work, then we'd love to hear from you.
Whether you talents lie behind the scenes or on stage, if you have ever wondered why music and the arts has proved so appealing for every generation, get in touch.
Practical, administrative or entertainment skills are all valued, and even if you have no experience in the theatre, there is likely something you can do to help us to continue to reach audiences and performers, and help to bring a little magic into the community.
Come join us, and enrich your own life as well as the lives of the people who enjoy our work.
please email us here, and start having fun!

 

Help to bring joy and fun into people's lives... like these

"We loved it so much we came back a second time without the kids!!" "Didn't know what a panto was? not sure I do now !!..except we loved it... we want more!!" "Over the top acting, outrageous costumes, I cheered louder than my teenagers" "My husband cried laughing at those ugly step-sisters. What a pro show, so unique way to go Brantford" "My brother liked the rapping, my Mom & Dad the acting and dancing, as for me, Cinderella and everything else" "Men are women...women are men -  it's hysterical, never seen anything like it. " "That Baroness was sooo mean to Cinderella that I booed and shouted........ but she could sing good"

Letter to the editor, Paris Star Deano Wilson Rouse puts on fabulous Cinderella performance, says writer To the editor I just wanted to let Deano Wilson Rouse know what a fabulous show she put on at the Sanderson Centre. The kids never took their eyes off the stage, it really held their attention and mine too. It brought back memories of earlier times in Scotland where Pantomime was a part of Christmas. I couldn't get her e-mail address so perhaps you could pass on this message with hopes that she will do another one next year. Sincerely Cathy Hughes