February 11, 2026 | Port Dover, ON — Families looking for laughter, imagination, and affordable live entertainment this March Break need look no further than Lighthouse. With two beloved family productions on stage in Port Dover and Port Colborne, Lighthouse Festival is inviting audiences of all ages to experience the joy of live theatre at a price that makes family outings easy.
The March Break lineup begins with Fireside Munsch Classics on Tuesday, March 17 in Port Dover, with performances at 11 AM and 2 PM. Packed with humour, heart, and the wildly imaginative storytelling of Robert Munsch, this high-energy show brings some of Canada’s most treasured children’s stories to life in a way that delights both kids and grown-ups.
The fun continues with Cinderella, presented by DuffleBag Theatre, on Wednesday, March 18, in Port Dover at 11 AM and 2 PM, and Thursday, March 19, in Port Colborne at 11 AM and 2 PM. This playful, fast-paced retelling of the classic fairy tale features audience participation, spontaneous comedy, and plenty of magical surprises.
Tickets are $17 each or four for $60, making Lighthouse Festival one of the most affordable ways for families to create lasting March Break memories. Tickets are available now at lighthousetheatre.com.
“This programming is such a wonderful opportunity for families to experience live theatre together,” says Executive Director Nicole Campbell. “We’re proud to offer shows that are joyful, welcoming, and, especially important for families, truly affordable.”
Interim Artistic Producer David Leyshon highlights the timeless appeal of this year’s stories. “Robert Munsch’s tales are beloved by generations of Canadians, and seeing them brought to life on stage is always magical. Pairing that with the classic charm and humour of Cinderella makes this March Break lineup something special.”

For DuffleBag Theatre’s Marcus Lundgren, the excitement is all about the shared experience. “March Break at Lighthouse is always such a joy, and Cinderella is designed for the whole family to jump right into the fun. With audience participation and lots of laughs, every performance feels completely unique.”
With engaging storytelling, interactive comedy, and family-friendly pricing, Lighthouse Festival’s March Break programming promises unforgettable moments for audiences, young and old.
About Lighthouse Festival
Lighthouse Festival is a charitable organization devoted to the development and production of new and existing Canadian plays. The organization strives to be artistically excellent, support and encourage local and regional artists, and be a source of enjoyment and pride in local communities while promoting local tourism. Located in two beautiful towns on Lake Erie, our theatres operate on a central policy of hospitality, inclusivity, accessibility, and affordability for all.
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