“All the shows on this stage have an Island connection and most were developed here. We are so proud to nurture the ongoing development of Atlantic Canadian voices.”
- Adam Brazier
Cast of Tell Tale Harbour (2025). Photo by Louise Vessey.
Jessica Gallant in Becoming Dolly (2024) Photo by Louise Vessey.
Will Travel , by comedian and storyteller Justin Shaw; Chase the Ace , a solo comedy show by Mark Crawford; and Becoming Dolly , featuring Islander Jessica Gallant in a musical journey through the life of Dolly Parton. “Confederation Centre of the Arts continually fosters Island storytelling,” says Brazier. “All the shows on this stage have an Island connection and most were developed here. We are so proud to nurture the ongoing development of Atlantic Canadian voices.”
And it is in no small part because of Islanders, he says. “Their support and feedback in 2022 helped us make it even better this time around. We urge all Islanders to see it here first this summer!” Joining Tell Tale Harbour at the Sobey Family Theatre is a return run of the smash hit Million Dollar Quartet , the story of a one-night jam session with rock and roll icons Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins. Along with the main stage, there are four shows at The Mack, the Festival’s smaller cabaret venue: The Creator's Plan , by Lennox Island’s Richard Pellissier-Lush, performed by the Mi’kmaq Heritage Actors; Have Jokes,
Cast of Million Dollar Quartet (2025) Photo by Louise Vessey.
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