The Harbourfront Jubilee Theatre - About The Jubilee Theatre


	Wanda Wyatt

The Harbourfront Jubilee Theatre opened its doors in 1996, the result of more than a decade of tireless effort on the part of a group of Summerside citizens with a vision to create a state of the art, multi purpose performing arts facility in Prince County. The Jubilee, along with the Eptek Art & Culture Centre and the PEI Sports Hall of Fame, is housed in The Wyatt Centre, aptly named after one of the facility's major contributors, Dr. Wanda Wyatt.

The Jubilee is owned by the Regional Cultural Events Centre, a registered non-profit organization managed by a board of directors, general manager, and director of operations, and boasts a friendly, knowledgeable, professional staff and a dedicated core of over 40 volunteers. Its mandate is to provide a continuous live entertainment service to the Island community and its visitors, featuring both local and touring productions, while being the driving force within the community to encourage and nurture the development and appreciation of the performing arts. The facility is ideally suited to a myriad of uses, including plays, concerts, opera, ballet, comedy & magic shows, conferences, seminars, receptions, business mixers, trade shows and public forums. Beautifully appointed and state of the art equipped, the Jubilee is the best of both worlds – large enough to host renowned touring acts, yet small enough so that every one if its 527 seats captures a uniquely intimate performer/audience experience.

Jubilee Theatre Packages
For more information on Jubilee Packages, visit Lakeview Resort Packages or www.PlayandStayPEI.com.

Wanda Wyatt (1895-1998), one of Summerside's most gracious and distinguished citizens, was the daughter of James Edward Wyatt of Charlottetown and Cecilia (Lefurgey) Wyatt of Summerside. Miss Wyatt studied at Edgehill in Windsor, Nova Scotia, McGill University in Montreal and Chicago University {more}.