Scholar-Gypsy
The Opeongo Line
Dedicated to investigating and preserving the unique culture and heritage of the Madawaska and Opeongo River Valleys in Eastern Ontario.
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Oct 11, 2026
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Episodes
Love & Marriage: Three Chekhov Comedies 10.02.2020 1:13:29
Three short one-act comedies adapted from Anton Chekhov: A Tragedian In Spite of Herself, The Proposal, and The Bear. Performed in Barry's Bay, Ontario at the old train station on February 9th, 2020 by The Opeongo Readers' Theatre in front of a live audience in honour of St. Valentine's Day.
Dr. Codd's 1847 Letters 27.01.2020 1:05:55
In the winter of 1847, a young British physician arrived in Montreal and made his way up through the Ottawa Valley, arriving eventually in a tiny backwoods settlement along its western frontier. What he experienced there over the next few years, he put into a set of uniquely vivid letters he sent back to England. Performed by The Opeongo Readers' Theatre at the Pembroke Public Library on January...
Balmoral Glory Days 20.01.2020 1:05:37
One of the great institutions of Barry's Bay, The Balmoral started out as a small railway hotel, built in 1894 by Josh Billings in response to the coming of the OA & PS Railroad. Over the next 100 years, it became much more to the local community. Joanne Billings-Olsen reminisces with The Local host, Sean Conway about the life and times of The Balmoral, including working there when she was only e...
An Opeongo Christmas 16.12.2019 1:08:13
An adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's "A Russian Christmas Party" performed live at the old Barry's Bay Train Station on Tuesday, December 10th 2019 by the Opeongo Radio Flyers.
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