David Adjmi's Marie Antoinette is a contemporary take on the (in)famous queen, steeped in celebrity culture, pop music, and the entitled extravagance of the idle rich. Two different actresses tackle the title role, flanked by an incompetent king, a talking sheep, courtiers, nobles, and a number of revolutionaries bent on turning the world upside down. […]

Even grownups love a good story time! Join us for a series of readings performed by the staff and students of Grenfell Theatre Department. The readings will feature short stories, poetry, excerpts from books/plays and more! Join us every Saturday in March at 2:30 p.m.

Even grownups love a good story time! Join us for a series of readings performed by the staff and students of Grenfell Theatre Department. The readings will feature short stories, poetry, excerpts from books/plays and more! Join us every Saturday in March at 2:30 p.m.

Students of Grenfell Theatre Department present Shakespeare for Kids. This program will include a performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream and afterward kids will be engaged in dramatic-based activities that will transport them into Shakespeare’s world. All ages are welcome but the presented dramatic activities are best suited for ages 6 and up.

Even grownups love a good story time! Join us for a series of readings performed by the staff and students of Grenfell Theatre Department. The readings will feature short stories, poetry, excerpts from books/plays and more! Join us every Saturday in March at 2:30 p.m.

The Cherry Orchard – By Anton Chekhov – Translated by Stephen Karam Opens Monday, November 18th and runs every other night through to Friday, November 22nd, 2019 The Cherry Orchard is the last and perhaps most famous of Chekhov’s major plays. It was first staged in Moscow in 1904 and is commonly considered a classic […]

Opens Tuesday, November 19th and runs every other night through to Saturday, November 23rd 2019 Uncle Vanya, or Scenes from Country Life, is both gut-wrenchingly sad and hilariously funny. Its characters are both admirable and despicable; selfish, narcissistic, prone to depression and whining about their lot in life but also capable of love and passion […]

A play full of humour, beautiful poetry, and theatrical magic. Ours will be a fast-paced version for a versatile ensemble of seven actors.