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A final bow: Community invited to say goodbye to the Royal George Theatre

The Shaw Festival invites the community for a final visit to the 115-year-old Royal George Theatre before demolition; key heritage elements will be preserved for the new zero-carbon venue.

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The storied Royal George Theatre has seen it all. Now it's time for one final act, a last chance to step inside the theatre during an open house Jan. 31

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A final bow: Community invited to say goodbye to the Royal George Theatre

From vaudeville acts to drama, murder mysteries and musicals without microphones — the storied Royal George Theatre has seen it all. Now it's time for one final act, a last chance to step inside the theatre during an open house Jan. 31.

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The NOTL Local broke the news in on Monday, January 26, 2026.
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