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Lighthouse Festival

Performing ArtsCanada

Lighthouse Festival is a charitable Canadian theatre company that produces professional comedy and theatrical performances across venues in Port Dover and Port Colborne, Ontario.

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Lighthouse Festival at a glance

Lighthouse Festival is a performing arts company headquartered in Canada. Xcout tracks 14 named people at Lighthouse Festival, including J.J. Knott (Past Chair).

Industry
Performing Arts
Headquarters
Canada

Lighthouse Festival leadership

  • J.J. KnottPast Chair
  • Marjorie DawsonVice Chair
  • Maryan GemusChair
  • Brian HarveyMember at large
  • Carole Black BrisleyPort Colborne Advisory
  • Cindi PohonickTalbot Port Colborne Advisory

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