St. Jacobs Country Playhouse

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Located in the heart of St. Jacobs Country and bordering the city of Waterloo, the St. Jacobs Country Playhouse has quickly become a source of tremendous pride for the community. Operating year-round, the 385-seat venue features the turn-of-thecentury masonry and heavy timber character associated with the traditional Mennonite lifestyle.

The St. Jacobs Country Playhouse contains a raked layout that affords each seat a fantastic view of the stage. It is also airconditioned and wheelchair accessible.

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From Toronto, Kitchener-Waterloo

• Take Highway 401 westbound.
• Take Highway 7 & 8 to Kitchener-Waterloo at Exit 278.
• Take Highway 85 North. Exit Rd. 15.
• Turn left onto King St. North (Rd. 15).
• Turn left at stoplight onto Farmers Market Road, followed by a left turn onto Benjamin Road. The theatre is on the right-hand side.

For detailed instructions from your departure point to the theatre, please click on the above link to "Google Map Directions".

From London (North), Stratford

• Take Highway 4 (Richmond St.) to Elginfield.
• Turn right onto Highway 7 to Stratford.
• In Stratford Highway 7 becomes Erie Street. Turn left at Huron/Ontario Streets, followed by a quick right onto Mornington Street (also called Highway 119).
• Take Highway 119 to County Road 121, and turn right onto Regional Road 11 in Millbank. Travel this road to Crosshill and turn left onto Regional Road 15. You will travel through St. Clements and Heidelberg.
• You will reach a T intersection and turn right onto King Street. This is followed by a quick right-hand turn at the lights onto Weber Street.
• Proceed on Weber Street to the second set of lights. Turn left onto Benjamin Road East. The theatre is located on the left-hand side.

For detailed instructions from your departure point to the theatre, please click on the above link to "Google Map Directions".