George Brown Theatre School is one of Canada’s leading conservatory theatre training programs.
Students train and create alongside professional artists, gaining hands-on experience in one of Canada’s most dynamic theatre environments.
Throughout the season, audiences are invited to experience bold productions performed by the next generation of Canadian theatre artists. Led by acclaimed directors and supported by professional designers, stage managers, and production teams, these performances showcase the exceptional talent emerging from George Brown Theatre School.
Whether you’re discovering tomorrow’s leading performers or supporting a student production, every visit offers an opportunity to experience fresh perspectives, ambitious storytelling, and the future of Canadian theatre.
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George Brown Theatre School 2026-2027 Season of Plays
Cyrano De Bergerac
Translated and adapted for the stage by Kate Hennig, from the play by Edmond Rostand
Directed by Aaron Jan*
Stage Manager Debbie Read*
Set and Costume Design Melanie McNeill
Lighting Design Logan Cracknell
November 10-14, 2026
Galaxy of Munsch
Based on the stories of Robert Munsch, devised by Christel Bartelse and the Second-Year Class.
Directed by Christel Bartelse*
Music composed by Stephan Ermel
Stage Manager Michael Panich*
Set Design Glenn Davidson
Lighting Design Siobhán Sleath
Costume Design Madeline Ius
December 2-December 12, 2026
Illustration from Too Much Stuff. Copyright © 2010 by Michael Martchenko
The Bacchae
Written by Mark Brownell
Directed by Sue Miner*
Stage Manager Sarah O’Brien*
Set Design Jackie Chau
Lighting Design Logan Raju Cracknell
Costume Design Ina Kerklaan
February 9-13, 2027
Spring Reps – the Michael Young Theatre
Measure For Measure
Written by William Shakespeare
Directed by Kaitlyn Riordan*
Stage Manager Hannah MacMillan*
Set Design Jackie Chau
Lighting Design Emma Pressello
Costume Design Maria Kofman
April 13-24, 2027
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
Adapted by Simon Stephens
From the novel by Mark Haddon
Directed by Kwaku Okyere*
Stage Manager Hannah MacMillan*
Set Design Jackie Chau
Lighting Design Emma Pressello
Costume Design Des’ree Gray
April 14-24, 2027
*The participation of these artists is arranged by permission of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association under the provisions of the Dance.Opera.Theatre Policy (DOT)