20.21 Season

Our 20.21 season has concluded with great success! Please sign up for our newsletter or check out our box office page for updates and upcoming TPM programs.

The 20.21 Season is the first season programmed by Artistic Director Marjorie Chan and featured a diverse range of form and artists, encompassing Theatre Passe Muraille’s spirit of supporting artists with unique visions. Interdisciplinary and intersectional, the programming is intentionally eclectic and drawn from a broad range of theatrical disciplines, bringing forward works from new music, arts and dance. Read the full announcement by clicking here.

Our community member Mala sits in front of the computer and experiences May I Take Your Arm? while engaging with the textile book
May I Take Your Arm? | Photo by Dahlia Katz
TPM building is illuminated by light projections and video on windows as sun sets. People are on the street watching
Ephemeral Artifacts | Photo by Dahlia Katz
Leslie Ting is covered by fog and haze and lights while performing speculation. Hye Won Cecilia Lee is on the piano in front of the blue ray of lights.
Speculation | Photo by Dahlia Katz
Samson Bonkeabantu Brown empties a bag of objects onto the floor while kneeled on stage.
11:11 | Photo by ES Cheah
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Past productions — 20.21 Season

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Our 20.21 season has concluded with great success! Please sign up for our newsletter or check out our box office page for updates and upcoming TPM programs!

11:11 poster features two characters played by the same actor. They are both holding up a stick.

A Theatre Passe Muraille Digital Production

A Theatre Passe Muraille and Leslie Ting Digital Co-Production in partnership with NUMUS

A Theatre Passe Muraille & lemonTree creations Co-Production

Poster of May I Take Your Arm has a bright red background with a greyscale image of a hand holding an arm. The poster is lined with two white vertical lines, and "May I Take Your Arm" written in the centre of it.

A Theatre Passe Muraille and Red Dress Production Co-Production with the support of Common Boots Theatre

Poster of Ephemeral Artifacts is against a white background. An image of TPM building has a dancer projected across the four windows.

An Anandam DanceTheatre Production in association with Theatre Passe Muraille

Paprika Festival Poster has a pink background with artists smiling in the front.

in Partnership with Theatre Passe Muraille

a neon greens are travels badge

Theatre Passe Muraille has been awarded a #SafeTravels Stamp by @WTTC for adopting health and hygiene global standardized protocols. 

11:11, Toka, May I Take Your Arm? Photo Credit: Dahlia Katz  |  Speculation Photo Credit: Melissa Sung  |  Ephemeral Artifacts Photo Credit: Damian Siqueiros  |  Paprika Photo Credit: Julie Phan & Dinaly Tran | Brand and Concept Design by: Louis Duarte | Music by bensound.com

More from the season

. A square image with a black background. On the left side of the image are three photographs positioned in the shape of an ‘L’. Colourful outlines of flowers emerge from the top right corner. The photo in the top left of the image is of Yolanda Bonnell, a self-identified Fat 2Spirit Anishinaabe/South Asian person, posing by a colourful mural in an alleyway. She wears a red t-shirt, brown leather fringe vest, patterned white and brown ribbon skirt with a spider design on it, a thick black belt at the waist, and rings, bracelets, a pendant and earrings. They have long brown hair that they wear down and in a few small braids on the left side. Directly below Yolanda’s photo is a photo of Merlin Simard. Merlin, a white transfeminine person with a shaved head and brown eyes. She is wearing a bright red turtleneck and is standing in front of a cream-coloured background. To the right of Merlin’s photo is a photo of Aria Evans. In their photo, Aria, a mixed-race person with light brown skin and long dark brown hair, poses outdoors amongst trees, branches and tall grasses at dusk. Aria wears a rust coloured button up, a blue patterned blazer, a septum piercing, and dangley earrings. They have their fingers interlaced in front of them and gaze off to their right.

Unscripted panel series

Image of the artist with a blue overlay on a red background.

20.21 Buzz works in-development

Collage graphic of Samson Bonkeabantu Brown standing behind a smartphone showing Courage on standby. The graphic is red and has white lines lining each side.

Accessibility Labs

TPM’s 20.21 Season is sponsored by TD Ready Commitment. The season is also supported by Canadian Heritage, Canada Council for the Arts, Toronto Arts Council, Ontario Arts Council, Hal Jackman Foundation, The Catherine and Maxwell Meighen Foundation, Martin Atkinson Foundation at Toronto Foundation and Metcalfe Foundation