Georgetown Globe Productions is a musical theatre group whose members live in Halton Hills and the surrounding areas. For more than 20 years Globe has been providing local audiences with top-notch musical theatre and winning quite a few awards in the process. Throughout its history Globe Productions has gleaned from the Halton community a wide array of talent that is manifest both onstage and off. Its members come from all walks of life and encompass all ages.

Globe started out way back in 1964 with the pantomime Dick Whittington. By 1968, Globe had progressed to full-fledged musical productions like Finian’s Rainbow  and My Fair Lady.

After 1968, the members of Globe took a hiatus from producing shows. In 1982 Globe reappeared on the local scene and has been performing shows annually since then. The construction of the John Elliott Theatre in downtown Georgetown gave Globe the perfect venue in which to perform and hone its craft.

According to the group’s By-laws, the raison d’etre of Globe Productions is to study and perform musical theatre as well as stimulate and encourage interest in such theatre for the benefit and betterment of its members and the community as a whole.

Those people who have seen Globe’s shows agree that Globe has more than lived up to its mandate.