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December 2018
SEDNA by Reneltta Arluk & Corey Payette
This winter, we join forces with Urban Ink, the critically acclaimed Vancouver Theatre company behind Children of God, and Les Filles du Roi, to create SEDNA, a spectacular retelling of the Inuit story of the Goddess of the Arctic, told with music,…
Find out more »‘A Christmas Carol’ Adapted by Michael Shamata
ENGLAND 1843 / CANADA 1998 Soulpepper’s beloved production of A Christmas Carol has become a Toronto holiday tradition. Follow Ebenezer Scrooge as he is visited by three ghosts who help him understand the importance of charity in the holiday season. Recommended for…
Find out more »The Hockey Sweater: A Musical by Emil Sher & Jonathan Monro
It’s 1940s Quebec – Habs country – and young Roch proudly wears his #9 hockey sweater day and night, until it is too small and worn to last another season. But a new sweater, sent by Mr. Eaton himself, inadvertently…
Find out more »Jake’s Gift by Julia Mackey
Jake’s Gift is a multi-award winning Canadian play about a World War II veteran’s reluctant return to Normandy, France, for the 60th Anniversary of the D-Day landings. While revisiting the shores of Juno beach, Jake encounters Isabelle, a precocious 10-year-old from…
Find out more »SEDNA by Reneltta Arluk & Corey Payette
This winter, we join forces with Urban Ink, the critically acclaimed Vancouver Theatre company behind Children of God, and Les Filles du Roi, to create SEDNA, a spectacular retelling of the Inuit story of the Goddess of the Arctic, told with music,…
Find out more »SEDNA by Reneltta Arluk & Corey Payette
This winter, we join forces with Urban Ink, the critically acclaimed Vancouver Theatre company behind Children of God, and Les Filles du Roi, to create SEDNA, a spectacular retelling of the Inuit story of the Goddess of the Arctic, told with music,…
Find out more »Women of the Fur Trade by Frances Koncan
The year is eighteen hundred and something something, just before the collapse of the Canadian Fur Trade. The characters are three women, trapped in a house, in a fort, on the banks of the Red River. The house may be…
Find out more »The Hockey Sweater: A Musical by Emil Sher & Jonathan Monro
It’s 1940s Quebec – Habs country – and young Roch proudly wears his #9 hockey sweater day and night, until it is too small and worn to last another season. But a new sweater, sent by Mr. Eaton himself, inadvertently…
Find out more »Perfect Love by Talia Pura
Perfect Love explores the imperfections of relationships, proving once again that love is usually messy and far from perfect. The construction of this full-length comedy explores the theme of failing relationships from differing perspectives and character combinations. Four actors play…
Find out more »‘A Christmas Carol’ Adapted by Michael Shamata
ENGLAND 1843 / CANADA 1998 Soulpepper’s beloved production of A Christmas Carol has become a Toronto holiday tradition. Follow Ebenezer Scrooge as he is visited by three ghosts who help him understand the importance of charity in the holiday season. Recommended for…
Find out more »Oh! Christmas Tree by Conni Massing
Lucy, an overworked party planner with a doggedly sentimental attachment to Christmas, is looking forward to sharing her family’s holiday rituals (most of which involve spontaneous ethnic dances and eating stinky fish) with her fiancé Algar, especially now that they…
Find out more »SEDNA by Reneltta Arluk & Corey Payette
This winter, we join forces with Urban Ink, the critically acclaimed Vancouver Theatre company behind Children of God, and Les Filles du Roi, to create SEDNA, a spectacular retelling of the Inuit story of the Goddess of the Arctic, told with music,…
Find out more »Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story by Hannah Moscovitch
A WILDLY POPULAR, GENRE-BENDING SPECTACLE! Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story is a humourously dark folk tale woven together with a high energy concert. This sumptuous Klezmer-folk music-theatre hybrid starring the sensational Ben Caplan is inspired by the true stories…
Find out more »Angélique by Lorena Gale, french translation by Mishka Lavigne
Marie-Joseph Angélique keeps hope alive upon arriving in Nouvelle France, that this master will be better, that this time she will be happy. Lorena Gale’s tragedy Angélique is everything but happy for the titular character. This Black Theatre Workshop / Tableau d’Hôte…
Find out more »Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story by Hannah Moscovitch
A WILDLY POPULAR, GENRE-BENDING SPECTACLE! Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story is a humourously dark folk tale woven together with a high energy concert. This sumptuous Klezmer-folk music-theatre hybrid starring the sensational Ben Caplan is inspired by the true stories…
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