The Ghost Island Light is another must-see play written by Canadian playwright Peter Colley and will be added to his repertoire of award-winning plays that have been performed around the world.  Watershed Magazine

"The Ghost Island Light" is like sitting around a camp fire with a bunch of friends - a lot of laughs will be had around that fire, but there’s also bound to be a few ghost stories.  (In this tale) a lighthouse keeper and his beautiful young society wife find themselves isolated on a windswept, barren rock populated by restless spirits, ghoulish apparitions and a smashed pipe organ that still plays hauntingly after dark.  There’s visceral fear and excitement in the production.  The island setting itself has an energy that imbues the production with an eeriness counterpointed by stunning sound effects that transport an audience."  James Matthews - The Banner

"This comedic thriller is excellent entertainment... a startling story about a disastrous curse that will plague the newest lighthouse occupants!  Hang on to your seats as the play takes us through a combination of drama, comedy, and spine-tingling encounters."  Caledon Enterprise

The Ghost Island Light is a tale of an older lighthouse keeper and his beautiful young society wife who have taken up a position on a remote lighthouse on a windswept, barren rock. We discover the older keeper has taken this isolated position to keep his flirtatious young wife away from temptations of the mainland. This is complicated by the arrival of a handsome young assistant keeper, and the malignant ghostly presence of a former keeper's wife who had killed herself out of loneliness and is out for revenge on all the keepers of the light.