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 Marcellin-Champagnat Theatre, located in Laval, is opening its doors to present you varied cultural and artistic shows. This professional auditorium, able to seat 732 people, including 521 in the parterre section and 211 in the balcony, makes its ...
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In 1981, La Manufacture opened the Théâtre La Licorne, then located on Boulevard Saint-Laurent, a theatrical space that quickly established itself. In 1989, the place moved to avenue Papineau, La Manufacture became its owner and still provides artistic ...
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Since its creation in 1982 by Gerardo Sanchez and Claire Lavergne, the Théâtre de l'Esquisse has been distinguished by its openness to the various forms that artistic expression takes across different cultures. First a theatrical research company whose ...
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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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Located in one of the most beautiful villages in Quebec, the theater has charmed thousands of visitors over its 33 years of existence. Let yourself be tempted by the decor of this enchanting site as well as by the dinner-theater formula which offers a ...
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In the legendary play Appelez-moi Stéphane, five apprentice actors (Patrice Bélanger, Véronic DiCaire, Diane Lavallée, Dominic Paquet and Tammy Verge) from different backgrounds enroll in an evening acting class. Stéphane (Bernard Fortin), their charismatic ...
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Headed by the Havre-Aubert Cultural Association, the show "Mes Îles, Mon Pays" presents the history of the Magdalen Islands in a production sung and spoken in high color and performed by nearly 50 local artists. Do not miss.
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The metropolis, which escaped prohibition, looks like Las Vegas. Gambling, women, alcohol; all desires are satisfied. It is the golden age of cabarets, a smoky and prolific nightlife with economy. Montreal is romantic, sensual and corrupt. It is on this ...
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This theater welcomes you in a 656-seat hall, where emotion, intimacy and warmth are the order of the day! Located in the heart of the historic district, on the banks of the Mille-Îles River, it offers a rich program of theater, song, comedy, classical ...
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