Beacon Rug

The younger generation of women in the 1890s were already becoming more active in what was traditionally a man's world. Their style of dress was more simplistic... and their passion for something more professionally was groundbreaking. Detective Dickson's niece, Miss Isabel Bruce, is determined to become an investigator just like her favourite uncle...whether he likes it or not! It's a side of Dickson that you've never seen before as he not only faces the pompous Nigel Aloysius Stout but also must contend with the precocious and eye opening assistance of his highly intelligent and intuitive niece! Don't miss SEAGRAM'S FOLLY - THE FINAL CLUE. The online video presentation begins this Sunday!! Get your ticket by clicking on the button on this page OR by going to finalclue.ca See more

The awnings are all gone but many of the buildings are still there today. Over to the left, you'll find the building that currently houses Frank's Jewellers...b...ut back in 1891, it was the storefront for Seagram's Distillery outlet and before that, the office and dry goods store of Granite Mills where Joseph Seagram worked for William Hespeler. You'll learn lots of fascinating history as you follow the mystery of SEAGRAM'S FOLLY - THE FINAL CLUE. Online viewing begins next Sunday so get your ticket by clicking the button on this page OR going to finalclue.ca See more

Tickets for ONLINE VIDEO PRESENTATION of Seagram's Folly - The Final Clue go on sale on Weds. Sept. 2nd!! In the meantime, here's a pitch video created for the ...TV series DICKSON & BRUCE History meets Mystery currently pitched to Netflix Canada. Special thanks to WR Arts Fund and to production sponsors WR Heritage Foundation and the City of Kitchener. Many thanks to show sponsors: Gascho Automotive, Traces Screen Printing, and Waterloo Region Museums. https://vimeo.com/444249901

Beacon Rug is now featured in the Canadian Play Outlet waiting for a producer or theatre company to want to do it! Honestly, that would be amazing...