An interview with Dave Coleman, one of OLT’s many stars of stage (and now TV as well)
He is known by a variety of names: Henry Lodge, Clarence, Curley, Arthur de Bourgh. No, he is not an international fugitive wanted by Interpol [...]
OLT: The Next Generation
An establishment such as the Ottawa Little Theatre, now in its 107th season, needs new blood regularly as current actors age. If not, all our productions [...]
OLT Vernissage: Grace Solman Rebounding Artist from Nova Scotia
The influence of the Ottawa Little Theatre transcends distance. Our dedicated volunteers travel from all across the city to work on our productions and our [...]
Spotlight Gallery: Vernissage of Jarrod’s “Chamber” of Art
One of the truly cool things we get to show you in the Spotlight Gallery is how talented our members are off stage as well [...]
Recap of the OLT Volunteer Appreciation Christmas Party and Cornerstone Inductees
During this festive season we are very fortunate to be able to gather together and celebrate with friends and family. The Ottawa Little Theatre is [...]
Presenting the 2019-2020 members of The Ottawa Little Theatre Board of Directors.
At the recent Annual General Meeting of November 16, 2019, a general election was held to vote in new and returning Board Members. The following [...]
For What It’s Worth (Stop, Hey What’s That Sound )
Buffalo Springfield in their 1960’s hit song wanted us to perk up and listen to what’s going on. Well that is one of the goals [...]
Spotlight Gallery: Vernissage of Artist and OLT Subscriber Mike Parr
Our OLT family is all inclusive, comprising actors, directors and volunteers, both behind and in front of the curtain, and many others including of course [...]
Spotlight Gallery: Vernissage of Artist, Actor and OLT Director Sarah Hearn
This week’s showcase artist, Sarah Hearn, recently portrayed Miss Marple in the OLT production of Agatha Christies’ A Murder is Announced. All great detectives are [...]
Teal: This year’s fashion in-color for the Regency Era Christmas Season
One of OLT audiences' favourite types of play is the period piece with a large cast and very elaborate costumes. It’s always a big job with lots [...]