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Congratulations to Brenda for winning her first Brickenden award last night, beating out some very serious competition! Her victory was well-deserved — the costumes were the visual highlight of The Duncombe Rebellion and added so much to our show. On a very frugal budget but with considerable knowledge and attention to accuracy, she re-created the [...]

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To Mary, Denise and all the wonderful people we encountered in your town! On behalf of the cast and crew of The Duncombe Rebellion, I would like to thank you for the exceptional hospitality we enjoyed on the final day of our tour. Coffee hour — lunch — then a gourmet dinner and finally a [...]

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I was mortified when I failed Grade 12 history but not surprised, given the class boredom and dull curriculum.  Like most people, I need to connect emotionally to the story.  The rebellion of 1837?  I vaguely remember an uprising on Yonge Street led by Mackenzie King’s grandfather. It all went wrong.   A tavern figured in [...]

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The Duncombe Rebellion – 1837 A Living History Play Directed by Jason Rip Written by Marion Johnson Produced by Living History Productions   Duncombe Days in Southern Ontario   www.duncombedays.ca    2009 Festivities, Re-enactments, Country Dinners and Live Theatre in HISTORIC SETTINGS!   Dr. Charles Duncombe: the OTHER rebel leader in 1837       [...]

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