UPDATES NEWS, INFORMATION, FACTS, & FUN!
November 12, 2010
 Here We Come GTA! - After a long wait, Wingfield Lost & Found will have it's Toronto debut at the fabulous Mirvish Productions Panasonic Theatre. Tickets now on sale for Wingfield Lost and Found which starts Jan 12, 2011. Tickets from just $25 for all performances! Call the box office at 1-800-461-3333 or click on www.mirvish.com/shows/wingfield

Watch for WALTWINGFIELD.COM advertisement in The Globe And Mail now through to Christmas.

Early Christmas orders for the DVD and CD series plays are brisk. Remember to place your order early to avoid disappointment! :)
July 19, 2010
 It's Finally Here - The most critically acclaimed Wingfield production ever is finally availabe for purchase on Audio CD only. The 7th and newest installment of the Wingfield Farm Series has finally arrived.
Wingfield Lost & Found is now available for purchase beginning July 19th, 2010.

You can purchase Lost & Found directly at www.waltwingfield.com (or www.waltwingfield.ca). Be the first to own your very own copy of Wingfield Lost & Found on Audio CD.


January 25, 2010
 CONGRATULATIONS ON THE MILESTONE!

Rod Beattie's 4,000th performance of a Wingfield play took place January 14th, 2010 at 7.30 PM (Opening Night of Wingfield Lost and Found in Edmonton).


January 24, 2010 Jan 9 - 31 Citadel Theatre, Edmonton AB (Lost & Found)
box office: 1-888-425-1820 or (780) 425-1820

Feb 9 - 27 Grand Theatre, London ON (Lost & Found)
box office: 1-800-265-1593 or (519) 672-8800

Apr 10, 11 Algonquin Theatre, Huntsville ON (Letter)
box office: 1-888-696-4255 ext. 2352 or (705) 789-4975

Apr 16 Memorial Hall (Blyth Festival), Blyth ON (Folly)
box office: 1-877-862-5984 or (519) 523-9300

May 27 Rotary Complex, Stratford ON (Progress)
Presenter: Stratford Agricultural Society - tickets: TBA

May 28, 29 Grand Theatre, Fergus ON (Inferno)
presenter: Ralph Basset Associates - contact: (519) 843-4852 or 1-866-500-6652

Jun 4 Purple Hill Country Music Hall, Thamesford ON (Folly)
tickets: Thorndale Pro Hardware or call Purple Hill (519) 461-0538

Jun 5 Regent Theatre, Picton ON (Letter)
box office: (613) 476-8416 ext 28 or 1-877-411-4761

Jul 15 - Aug 1 Valley Summer Theatre, Wolfville NS (Letter)
box office: TBA

Oct 1 Meaford Hall Arts & Cultural Centre, Meaford ON
box office: 1-877-538-0463 x 1201

Oct 2 Memorial Hall (Blyth Festival), Blyth ON (Progress)
box office: 1-877-862-5984 or (519) 523-9300

Oct 3 Victoria Playhouse, Petrolia ON (Progress)
presenter: Petrolia Rotary Club * contact: Doug Clark (519) 882-1070

Oct 8, 9 Bluewater Summer Playhouse, Kincardine ON (Inferno)
box office: (519) 396-5722 or 1-877-396-5722

Oct 12 - Nov 7 Thousand Islands Playhouse, Gananoque ON (Letter, Progress, Folly)
box office: (613) 382-7020 or 1-866-382-7020

Nov 13 Purple Hill Country Music Hall, Thamesford ON (Progress)
tickets: Thorndale Pro Hardware or call Purple Hill (519) 461-0538

Dec 1 - 5 Sunshine Theatre, Kelowna BC (Unbound)
box office: (250) 717-5304


November 1, 2009 Wingfield Lost & Found: The 7th Play in the Wingfield Farm Series

It's finally here! The official opening of the 7th instalment is premiering at the Citadel Theatre in Edmonton. Performances will run January 9 - 31, 2010.
Enjoy this "sneak peek" preview of a scene from Wingfield Lost & Found. Rod Beattie is Walt Wingfield.


OCTOBER 31, 2009 Just a few of snippets regarding the Wingfield performances...

Author and actor come out 'Letter' perfect ...breathtaking scope and depth in their portrait of Larkspur and its inhabitants
-- The Toronto Star

a riveting and immaculately constructed little play, performed to perfection... Beattie electrifies the stage.
-- The Victoria Times Colonist

With gestures and a grab bag of different voices any impressionist would kill for, the actor is able to conjure up imaginary characters with a few deft strokes.
-- The Victoria Times Colonist

People who were treated to Beattie's talent in 'Letter' weren't disappointed with the sequel -- it was as hilarious, as entertaining as they were hoping it would be.
-- The Pinnacle, Peterborough

...just as engaging the third time round... Rod/Walt is a crowd pleaser; to use an abysmal cliche he is a ray of sunshine.
-- Monday Magazine, Victoria

... a marvellous time with good-hearted stories. Five (out of five) Stars!
-- Geoff Chapman, Toronto Star

Beattie's Walt... remains an endearing companion for a night out at the theatre.
-- Jamie Portman, Ottawa Citizen

... powerhouse acting skills... could very well be the best of the bunch... It doesn't matter if you haven't seen any other installments of the series. Wingfield On Ice is theatrical magic that needs no introduction.
-- David Lennam, Weekend Edition

... chockfull of the same puckish humour and keen eye for human foibles that made its predecessors so enjoyable.
-- Adrian Chamberlain, Victoria Times Colonist

pure comic gold... The day you succeed in packing as much laughter, thought, insight and feeling into two hours as Beattie, Beattie and Needles do, then give me a call.
-- Richard Ouzounian, Toronto Star

Beattie is astonishingly adept at transforming himself from one character to another in a matter of seconds, calling up echoes of a crotchety Walter Brennan, a gawky Jimmy Stewart or a flustered Bob Newhart
-- The Toronto Star

a brilliantly funny look at humanity... each episode appears to be more polished and intricately laid out than its predecessor... entertainment of the highest order.
-- Network Now

With his man-next-door face -- perfect for a character like Walt -- Beattie flows to other roles with a twist of the lip, the arch of an eyebrow, a different bend in the back and a wonderful array of different voices.
-- The Globe and Mail

an experience no theatregoer should miss
--CKLY Radio

Dan Needles has much the same gift for gentle comedy as England's James Herriot of All Creatures Great and Small glory.
-- The Toronto Sun

The third partner, invisible but important, is director Douglas Beattie, who keeps it all seeming simple, but actually being quite complex.
-- The Toronto Star

A kind of philosophical Will Rogers touch with a flair for the well told anecdote that is like the best of W.O. Mitchell, AND IT'S FUNNY!
-- CKLN Newswave

If you've never really enjoyed one person shows, this is the one to change your mind.
-- The Ottawa Citizen

...a highly entertaining property...audiences are giving standing ovations to Beattie's tour de force --
--Variety