Live Theatre - Winnipeg

Join us for family-friendly movie nights. Read more…

Pack your bags for Loverman’s Lodge, where summer love sizzles to the beat of your favorite hits, the jukebox spins nonstop, and the dance floor is strictly… Read more…

“Cyrano may be the most romantic, tragic love story to withstand the test of time” – Stage and Cinema A gifted wordsmith and legendary duelist, Cyrano de… Read more…

Join us in the attic for a screening of Nosferatu, the iconic 1922 silent film. Inspired by Bram Stoker’s Dracula, F. W. Read more…

“Sharply smart and wondrously wicked” – Front Mezz Junkies When three goblins come across a copy of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, they decide to take… Read more…

Prairie Diva returns to the Park Theatre on Sunday, October 25th, for a night of tantalizing terror with “Murder on the Dance Floor,” a horror-themed Burlesque Fusion… Read more…

This autobiographical musical by Jonathan Larson, the Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning composer of Rent, is the story of a composer and the sacrifices he makes to… Read more…

Written by the Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie, “Spider’s Web” is a wickedly witty night of murder. Read more…

An alluring new play about family, nourishment and the seductive whirlpool of online fame.” – Globe & Mail Bette is a popular cooking show host whose young-mom… Read more…

“Smart, genuine, heartwarming and delightful to watch. Read more…

An action-packed spy thriller recounting one of Winnipeg’s greatest heroes, William Stephenson, who became Churchill’s spymaster and the inspiration for James Bond. Read more…

A funhouse ride of horror and humour” – Calgary Herald When famous author Paul Sheldon regains consciousness following a car wreck, he’s bedridden in an isolated home.… Read more…

If you were stuck in a hospital bed for nine weeks, where would your mind go? After complications to a routine surgery, Lucy wakes up to find… Read more…

presented by Hood and Dagger Productions. When Clara O’Hare’s husband was murdered, she felt her life was over. Read more…

“A must-see, even for cat people” – Toronto Star Over drinks at a local watering hole, Greek gods Apollo and Hermes wager that any animal would die… Read more…

Is it possible that two seemingly homeless men represent all of humanity as they wait for someone – or something – to give their lives meaning? As… Read more…

There’s a cry for change on Partridge Crop Reserve. Read more…

In a small Nova Scotian town celebrating their recent hockey championship win, a skeleton is discovered in the wall of the United Baptist Church. Read more…