Please note that the Annual General Meeting for members of the Eastern Front Theatre Society will take place on Monday, September 21st 2026 at 6:30pm via Zoom. Spend an hour (or two!) with us to hear reports from Kat and Elsa about what we've been up to this past season. ⁠ Maybe you'll be inspired to join the Board! Our Board of Directors is full of passionate folks who help guide and assist EFT's goals and events -- mostly, they're people who want to support a local company

Thank you to Jeff Douglas with Mainstreet Nova Scotia for chatting with the creative team behind Frenchy's: The Thrift Musical ahead of its premiere in Parrsboro earlier this summer! Listen to the full interview here. Frenchy's: The Thrift Musical runs from October 16 - November 1, 2026 at Alderney Landing. Tickets are flying - get yours here! 👕 FRENCHY'S: The Thrift Musical 📅 October 16 - November 1, 2026⁠ 🎟️ easternfronttheatre.com/frenchys 📍 Alderney Landing in Downtow

"'Everybody is shopping at Frenchy’s. Everybody's got a story about Frenchy’s. Everybody has a find—and everybody's proud to say they got that Frenchy’s,' [David S. Craig] says." Thank you to Morgan Mullin with CBC Arts for this phenomenal interview with creative team behind Frenchy's: The Thrift Musical! Read the full article here. Frenchy's: The Thrift Musical runs from October 16 - November 1, 2026 at Alderney Landing. Tickets are flying - get yours here! 👕 FRENCHY'S: The

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On May 13th, EFT's Artistic Director Kat McCormack sat down to chat with Jeff Douglas on CBC Mainstreet about the recents cuts to arts funding, alongside Ken Schwartz at Two Planks and a Passion, Andrea Boyd at Festival Antigonish, and Laura Vingoe-Cram at Ship's Company Theatre.

"If Lewis is able to train this AI model of her father to say words that she longs to hear him say, something that might be redeeming, that might offer a deeper insight than he was able to give her in life, can that be healing, or will it always be wishful thinking because it’s not the real truth? Lewis asks the AI model what she should do with him once she’s finished with this show. Should she delete him? Would that be, in some way, like dying twice?" Thank you to Amanda Cam