In mathematics, 12 is said to be a ‘Sublime’ number, and we expect nothing less from this brand-new production directed this season by Vincent Leblanc-Beaudoin! It will continue its mission of celebrating the excellence and ingenuity of budding young authors.

Selected from over 200 entries from across South-western Ontario, five original, authentic and vibrant scripts will be staged at the Berkeley Street Theatre. Combining humour, insight and creativity under the tutelage of theatre professionals, this unforgettable artistic experience is not to be missed!

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Les Zinspiré·e·s : le nombre sublime

Berkeley Street Theatre

Doors slam, misunderstandings pile-up, and mix-ups escalate in this fresh new original play by Sébastien Bertrand (Les Liaisons dangereuses, Correspondances inédites; Les Filles du roi).

1921. Feu Monsieur Feydeau ! delves into the twilight days of Georges Feydeau, the undisputed master of vaudeville. Suffering from delirium, Feydeau is forced to stay in a sanatorium in Rueil-Malmaison, a setting as strange as it is unfamiliar. There, surrounded by eccentric characters, he unwittingly becomes the main character in a new original farce.

Feu Monsieur Feydeau !

Le Problème avec le Rose is a playful yet profound exploration of notions of gender and identity through the eyes of childhood, by Érika Tremblay-Roy and Christophe Garcia.

Aimed at family audiences aged 6 and over, this show, winner of the 2020 Louise-Lahaye Award, blends dance and theatre in a setting that is both humorous and absurd. The story comes to life when the characters, Alix, Sasha, Lou and Noa, are confronted with the statement that “pink is for girls”, and embark on a shocking quest for identity.

Le problème avec le rose

Survie du vivant features biologist Julie Drouin and actor Jonathan Morier in a minimalist scenic installation. In an intimate conversation with the audience, the duo conveys their enthusiasm for the complex beauty and interconnectedness of life, with a touch of philosophy and humour.

Survie du vivant (a Theatrical Scientific Conference)

Spadina Theatre

Crawlspace, the breakaway hit from our 2022-2023 season is back on stage for a limited run! Karen Hines pens this kafkaesque comedy, translated from English by Mishka Lavigne, which takes a deplorable look at Toronto’s cruel and wacky real estate industry. Crawlspace is a study of the human condition. It’s also a play that highlights the importance of twig orbs that decorate the tables and nooks of houses on sale. Miriam Cusson directs this award-winning play.

Crawlspace

TfT's Studio

Unexpected and surprising, Nombre is a participatory theatrical work designed for the classroom. At the start of the experience, the students are given simple instructions, which at first glance seem trite. But thanks to an ingenious system of numbers, they are soon plunged into the heart of a show in which they are both the inspiration and the main players. Guided from a distance by ‘invisible stage hands’, a thrilling story emerges – their own!

Nombre

A crow, carried by the breeze, flies over the mountains, the valley and finally the river. Follow it as it guides you to the little house with the green shutters at the end of the road in Petite-Rivière-Saint-François. There you’ll find Gabrielle, with her bright eyes, observing all the life in this part of the country: the little hay dancing in the wind, the flowers abounding on a pile of manure, the white and black birds along the flats calling out at low tide, the fireflies whispering at nightfall.

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Daniels Spectrum

A troupe of professional performers meet in the rehearsal studio to continue work on a new play. Each of them comes up with scenarios and ideas to break the creative deadlock in which the group finds itself. Caught between their dramatic desires and their many ethical principles, their playing field seems full of mines and their artistic freedom rather limited.

Cispersonnages en quête d’auteurice

Théâtre Passe Muraille

As children, Joey and Michel loved to dress up and put on shows for their family and friends. It would’ve been otherwise difficult for them to show their true colours in the working- class Quebec of the 60s and 70s where they grew up. Seeking an escape, the two brothers each went their separate ways. One became a liberated actor in Vancouver, the other shone on the Montreal drag scene before transitioning to the woman she always wanted to be. But can we blossom freely when our identity tragically clashes with the roles society imposes on us?

Théâtre français de Toronto

Dec 5, 2024 - Jan 10, 2025

Les Zinspiré·e·s : le nombre sublime

15 - 18 Jan, 2025

Le problème avec le rose

Feb 26 - Mar 1, 2025

Survie du vivant (a Theatrical Scientific Conference)

5 - 6 Mar, 2025

Crawlspace

Mar 18 - Apr 26, 2025

Nombre

Dec 5, 2024 - Jan 10, 2025

Les Zinspiré·e·s : le nombre sublime

Oct 24 - Nov 3, 2024

Feu Monsieur Feydeau !

Théâtre français de Toronto