New show - Heads & Tales
For Libraries and Community Spaces
Live stories - Real surprises - Zero safety net.
A hat full of titles. A room full of words. A night of stories chosen by chance.
Wit and words brought to life.
Up next: Guelph Public Library West End Branch, 21 Imperial Road Guelph July 2, 2026 at 6pm.
One Hat. One Stage. Endless Possibilities.
As a student of theatre, Jay was captivated by legendary performers who could recite poetry, speeches, or any text at the drop of a hat. In Heads and Tales he does just that: drop the hat and entertain.
Over the years monologues, poems and unforgettable passages have gathered in the recesses of his mind. To keep them alive, the titles go into a hat. You draw one. Jay performs it. Neither of you know what's coming next.
Every performance is different. Every draw a surprise. an evening of stories, wit and words brought vividly to life.
Come curious. Leave surprised.
This show is perfect for smaller venues, neighbourhood gatherings, fun events.
Booking Info Here

Everyone loves a good story!

For more than 50 years Jay Wilson has been at home on Ontario stages - as an actor, director, storyteller and art leader. His career has taken him across the province, from performing with theatre companies, to leadership roles with the National Tap Dance company of Canada, The Gravenhurst Opera House and Theatre Collingwood.
In Guelph Jay is perhaps best known for JayWalking Guelph, his popular storytelling walking tours that uncover drama in local history.
Whether on stage, on the street, or in collaboration with community partners, Jay's work is rooted in a love of theatre and the shared experience of live performance.


