Young d’Artagnan arrives in Paris dreaming of adventure and soon joins forces with the legendary Musketeers Athos, Porthos, and Aramis. Together, they must outwit the scheming Cardinal Richelieu and dangerous Milady de Winter in a thrilling tale of friendship, honour, and daring heroics.

This cast was initially populated by a who’s who of Canadian theatre legends, but due to scheduling conflicts and creative differences, this 18th century epic with over twenty characters will be performed by two of Canada’s most enthusiastic and available performers. Will they be able to pull it off?!

Don’t miss Alexandre Dumas’ classic, ‘The Three Musketeers’!

Brontë: The World Without offers a glimpse into the lives of the three famous sisters, ​presenting an intimate look at their relationships, their artistic struggles, the pressure of family responsibilities, and the sisterhood that helped them achieve greatness. The play illuminates how their experiences echo those of the heroines who live on in their beloved and unforgettable novels such as Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights. 

A must-see for Brontë fans, Brontë: The World Without is an unflinching portrait of family, artistry, and what it means to strive for success in a world that often denies women the right to dream.

Brontë: The World Without

By Jordi Mand

Directed by Helen Juvonen

Northanger Abbey, Jane Austen’s satire of the Gothic novel craze, is brought to life in a hilarious, whirlwind production by the director of last year’s hit The 39 Steps!

Catherine Morland loves reading the latest books but she lets her imagination run wild, finding Gothic mystery in the most mundane corners of England. As the clichés of the Horrid Novels spill into her reality, Catherine’s simple holiday is transformed into a personal adventure filled with mischief and romance.

This new adaptation of Austen’s charming coming-of-age story is a funny and fast-paced journey of first love and self-discovery.

Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey: A Most Horrid Mystery

Adapted & Directed by Tyler J. Seguin