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PRODUCTION Written and Performed by Alanna Mitchell Directed by Franco Boni Co-directed by Ravi Jain Set and Costume Designer: Shawn Kerwin Sound Designer: Tim Lindsay Lighting Designer: Rebecca Picherack Associate Producer: Sascha Cole Stage Manager & Touring Lighting Designer: Melissa … Continue reading →

Produced by Harpreet Sehmbi Friday, December 21, 2018 | 9PM Tickets: $10 at the door A comedy show featuring Toronto’s up and coming POC stand-up comedians and their hilarious perspectives on tokenism. Stand-up by: Nitish Sakhuja, Salma Hindy, Sarah St-Fleur, … Continue reading →

There will be an ASL Interpreted Performance of Secret Life of a Mother on November 2, 2018 at 8PM. Check out the vlog created by Deaf Spectrum for details TRANSCRIPT: Secret Life of a Mother: ASL interpreted performance on November … Continue reading →

Parents and caregivers! We want you to see Secret Life of a Mother so much, we’re transforming the BMO Incubator into a delightful playroom for your kids! We know that the cost of childcare can be a barrier to many … Continue reading →

Loading… Secret Life of a Mother – Audience Childcare FAQs When is it? Saturday, November 3 | Show at 8PM | Childcare space opens at 7PM | Space closes at 9:45PM Sunday, November 4 | Show at 2PM | Childcare … Continue reading →

There will be a relaxed performance of Secret Life of a Mother, written by Hannah Moscovitch with Maev Beaty and Ann-Marie Kerr and co-created with Marinda de Beer, on Tuesday, November 6th at 8:00PM What is a Relaxed Performance? Relaxed … Continue reading →

Inuuqatigiitsiarniq: Embassy of Imagination The Theatre Centre Galleries & Objectorium October 21 – November 30, 2017 Artists: Christine Adamie, Lachaolasie Akesuk, Salomonie Ashoona, Alexa Hatanaka, Salomonie Ivaluajuk, Harry Josephee, Parr Josephee, Moe Kelly, Saaki Nuna, David Pudlat, Taqialuk Pudlat, Daniel … Continue reading →

The Theatre Centre and Mammalian Diving Reflex have partnered to create an immersive program where 20 young people from across the GTA are invited to view, engage with, discuss, and critique the work taking place at The Theatre Centre. By … Continue reading →

The Theatre Centre turns 40 this year. We made it through our twenties, raised enough money for a place of our own, and now that our venue surfing years are behind us, we’re ready to commit to a Long-Term Relationship. … Continue reading →

By Karthy Chin Did you know that we have a yellow locker full of books that could use some love? Have you ever noticed the sign on the brick wall of the hallway off the Theatre Centre cafe/bar? FREE LIBRARY: … Continue reading →