The mission of the Petit Théâtre de Sherbrooke is to develop and attend theater for children and young people by practicing words and dramaturgy at the center of each of its research and by giving multidisciplinary teams the conditions for creating their ...
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This intimate theater brings objects to life. The company creates, produces and broadcasts shows featuring diver-style puppets. She welcomes children, who constitute her privileged audience, in her warm Studio-theater, a place of unique charm, located ...
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Built in 1866, this former water tower is now home to the Théâtre de l’Île and is a most beautiful site. The first municipal theatre in Quebec, it provides a perfect blend of community and professional events. Professional, amateur and student actors ...
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The Théâtre Petit Champlain is accessible by Boulevard Champlain, which runs along the river between Sainte-Foy and the Old Port of Quebec. The Théâtre Petit Champlain has been part of the cultural fabric of Quebec City for a long time now. To date, the ...
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This theater, one of the most beautiful atmospheric theaters in North America, located in the heart of downtown Sherbrooke, has been designated as a historic heritage site by Heritage Canada. The Sylvio-Lacharité room can accommodate various activities ...
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This theater is particularly interested in contemporary Quebec works, especially in theater and dance, as well as songwriters and performers, in song and in music. It pays great attention to audience development and supports young professional artists ...
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The Plaza Theater, for those who remember it, was once one of the most luxurious and prosperous movie theaters in the metropolis. Indeed, from its opening in 1922, and until the end of the 1970s, the room did honor to its primary vocation: to present ...
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The home of indie theatre on the Main! MainLine combines the raw talents of emerging artists with the experience of established ones to produce unconventional and innovative work that challenges artists and delights audiences. They are best known as the ...
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Echoing along the walls of the Théâtre Outremont we hear the timeless voices of Pauline Julien, Félix Leclerc and Diane Dufresne. Those very same walls played host to the monumental Harmonium spectacular “Heptade” for its ten-night-long run. The Théâtre ...
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Theater offering a diverse program of performing arts, commercial cinema and auteur films. With an Italian stage (row seats), a capacity of 302 seats and a theater system, this theater offers undeniable comfort and unparalleled proximity to attend the ...
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