performers were high school students. The 1982 show, Jubilee, reached back to music from the 1920s. Productions included Singing to the World and Rock Around the Clock (1981), Deep in the Heart of the Country (1986), Dancin' in the City (1992), It's Magic (1993), Metro Pop (1998), School of Rock (2005-2006), Twistin' to the 60s (2007), Dance To The Music (2008), Signed, Sealed, Delivered (2009), Rockband, LIVE! (2010), and Start Me Up (2012). In the 2015 season, the park hosted variety acts, replacing the musical revues. Originally the facility had sponsored names: it opened as Labatt's International Showplace, and in 1989 became Labatt's Blue International Showplace. Before the park was opened, the attraction was referred to as International Theatre. As well as shows produced by the park, the facility has hosted various outside events, including Toronto Maple Leafs autograph signings, the National Aerobic Championships, YTV Festival of Friends (a benefit concert videotape for Kids Help Phone), the season finales of The Next Star, and concerts by The Nylons, East 17, Chantal Kreviazuk, Ashley MacIsaac, and Colin James. References Notes External links Video of Starlight Spectacular Video of Victoria Falls High Divers Canada's Wonderland Themed areas in Cedar Fair amusement parks