By: Marjorie Chan Screenshot – Student proposal from TMU (Sabrina, Taeyeon, Piper, Georgia, Gary) It has been thrilling to be able to welcome you to TPM with our new lobby, and as we continue to support new art for our stages. Hoping that you will be joining us sometime this season through the red doors! As much as we are…
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Relaxed What? What’s Happening?
By: Marjorie Chan, Artistic Director and Jenn Boulay, Accessibility & Dramaturgy Intern We’re really excited this season, as we are moving forward with our plan at Theatre Passe Muraille to make it as accessible as possible for our audiences by adopting a RELAXED ENVIRONMENT for all TPM shows. In a relaxed atmosphere, there should be no pressure to…
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Announcing the World Premiere of Trace
ReDefine Arts and Theatre Passe Muraille co-produce the World Premiere of TRACE by Tristan R. Whiston and Moynan King How do we reconcile all of who we have been, with who we are now, and who we are yet to become? On stage in Theatre Passe Muraille’s Mainspace (April 21–30) Toronto, Ont. – Concluding a celebratory season of theatre and multidisciplinary…
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Announcing the Toronto Premiere of Never the Last
Theatre Passe Muraille presents the Toronto Premiere of a Delinquent Theatre Production NEVER THE LAST by Molly MacKinnon and Christine Quintana How do you say what is impossible to say? What if you run out of time? Featuring Molly MacKinnon, Amitai Marmorstein, and Christine Quintana On stage in Theatre Passe Muraille’s Mainspace (April 8 – 16) Toronto, Ont. – This April, Theatre…
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Announcing the World Premiere of Rubble
Aluna Theatre and Theatre Passe Muraille and present RUBBLE A dramatic imagining of the celebrated poetry of Mahmoud Darwish (translated by Fady Joudah) and Lena Khalaf Tuffaha. by Suvendrini Lena Featuring Lara Arabian, Parya Heravi, Yousef Kadoura, Sam Khalilieh, and Roula Said On stage in Theatre Passe Muraille’s Mainspace February 25th – March 18th Toronto, Ont. – In late February,…
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Blog: Why Black Out Night?
February is Black History Month (or Black Futures Month), a time to honour the legacy of Black peoples and communities of Canada. The theme this year is “Ours To Tell.†At Theatre Passe Muraille, we’re proud to share two extraordinary shows by Black creators – Okay, you can stop now by Shakeil Rollock and X and Da Spirit by Donovan…
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Digital Creators Lab 2022
Videos from the presentations TPM has partnered with RAUCOUS (Bristol, UK) and Chimerik ä¼¼ä¸åƒ Collective (Vancouver, BC) as Digital Advisors to our Lab participants: Luke Reece, Njo Kong Kie, Theatre du Poulet (Carmen Lee and Roland Au) and Nautanki Bazaar (Himanshu Sitlani and Neha Poduval) as they learn, explore and imagine new visions for their works from conception to a…
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World Premiere: Okay, you can stop now
Theatre Passe Muraille in coproduction with Shakeil Rollock and in association with b current performing arts presents OKAY, YOU CAN STOP NOW Created and choreographed by Shakeil Rollock Toronto, Ont. – Kicking off our Winter 2023 programming at Theatre Passe Muraille is Okay, you can stop now, from creator choreographer Shakeil Rollock. On the Mainstage from February 4 to 11…
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Blog: About Miriam’s World
Interview with artist Naomi Jaye Theatre Passe Muraille is transformed into a public library in this immersive multi-media experience. Miriam’s World, based on Martha Baillie’s Giller long-listed novel, The Incident Report, is wry look into the life of librarian Miriam Gordon and a group of library patrons who frequent the branch where she works, and exposes both the dark and…
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World Premiere: Miriam’s World
Theatre Passe Muraille transforms into a library for the premiere of the multi-screen film installation and immersive experience by Tremendous Productions MIRIAM’S WORLD “We, the public libraries of Toronto, lend books to any person living, studying, or working in the city of Toronto. We discourage all our patrons from urinating indiscriminately, singing loudly, snoring, drying socks on the heating vents,…