Reservations for all show events are subject to availability.
Famous PEOPLE Players are excited to welcome you back to our dinner theatre with new procedures to ensure our guests and staff stay safe. With tables 8 feet apart, a magical museum of our history surrounds you.
A Typical Evening Event
6:00 pm – Doors Open
6:45 pm – Dinner is served in our Dining Room
8:00 pm – Performance – You will be escorted to our Phil Collins Theatre
9:00 pm – Dessert, coffee, and tea are served back in our Dining Room
Chris Ellis Jazz Trio
A Typical Afternoon Event
11:30 am – Doors Open
12:00 pm – Lunch is served in our Dining Room
1:00 pm – Performance – You will be escorted to our Phil Collins Theatre
2:00 pm – Dessert, coffee, and tea are served back in our Dining Room
Custom or private events are available. Please call 416-532-1137 for more information.
- Deck the Halls (New Musical!)
November 2024 – January 2025
A wonderous enchanting musical that will excite everyone, no matter what the age! A gift arrives with a magical surprise that comes to life and decorates the stage with Joy and Hope!
- Twist and Shout (New Musical!)
February – June 2025
Everyone wants to go back in time to a world we once knew that was sunshine and lollipops. Even if you’ve never heard of Elvis (oh, come on!), you will be dancing in your seat.
About Famous PEOPLE Players!
Famous PEOPLE Players – Glow in the Dark Dine & Dream Dinner Theatre. From Broadway to Radio City Music Hall and around the World – FPP is Where Special Happens!” OPEN – Tuesday through Saturday, subject to availability – All year long.
The black light performance of Famous PEOPLE Players was discovered by Liberacé, and they were his opening act in Las Vegas for 10 years. Their production of The Sorcerer’s Apprentice was part of the re-opening of Radio City Music Hall, and their success continued with two runs on Broadway and performances in China, Korea and Singapore, and throughout the United States. Their Dine & Dream Theatre in Toronto was generously sponsored by actor Paul Newman through sales of Newman’s Own products sold in Canada. He remained a very devoted supporter and honorary director on our board.