Segal Centre for Performing Arts is a theatre in Montreal, QC.
Amanda Parris's Governor General's Award-winning The Other Side of the Game, directed by Rayvn R. Bekh, illuminates the women behind Black activism and community care, exploring the costs of loyalty, incarceration, and the struggle for collective liberation. Presented in...
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Jerry Tremblay wants you - and anyone who will listen - to know that he is Searching for Love. Winner of the 2025 edition of Quel Talent!, the recently single Tremblay (portrayed by Maxim Poulin) is desperately trying to find a new partner through dating apps like Tinder but is also not averse to s…
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A Segal Centre presentation of a Soulpepper Concert Created by Frank Cox-O’Connell , Marni Jackson and Mike Ross Directed by Frank Cox-O’Connell Rediscover Leonard Cohen After sold-out performances in Toronto and Montreal, The Secret Chord returns by overwhelming demand...
Jeremy O. Harris's Slave Play, directed by Diane Roberts, confronts the entanglement of race, desire, intimacy, and the enduring legacy of slavery. The play was developed during a residency at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center's National Playwrights Conference in 2018. Presented...
Di Shvegerins is a Yiddish translation of Michel Tremblay's Les Belles-sœurs, translated by Goldie Morgentaler in collaboration with Pierre Anctil and directed by Audrey Finkelstein. The production follows Germaine Lauzon and her working-class Montreal neighbours as they gather...
Di Shvegerins - Les Belles-soeurs A million stamps, a little mazel, and a whole lot of tsuris First performed in Yiddish in 1992 to great acclaim, this iconic translation of one of Quebec’s most celebrated plays – Michel Tremblay’s groundbreaking Les Belles-sœurs – returns to...
GROW Good things come to those who cultivate. Grow is an outrageously fun and big-hearted new Canadian musical about family, faith, and one very special plant. Leaving their sheltered Amish community for the first time, nineteen-year-old twins Hannah and Ruth set out on...
DETROIT: MUSIC OF THE MOTOR CITY From Motown to hip-hop, the music never stops. Following last season’s sold-out success The Secret Chord: A Leonard Cohen Experience , Soulpepper returns to the Segal Centre with another electrifying musical journey. Once called “The City of the...
PLAYING SHYLOCK Some roles are bigger than the stage. Canadian screen legend Saul Rubinek ( Unforgiven, Frasier, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel ) returns to the stage with Playing Shylock —a fierce, funny, and deeply human new work that explores the fault lines between art, identity...
KIMBERLY AKIMBO Life is short. Enjoy the ride. 2023 Tony Award-winner for Best Musical, Kimberly Akimbo is a “howlingly funny heartbreaker” ( The New Yorker ) with a Tony-winning book by Pulitzer Prize winner David Lindsay-Abaire ( Rabbit Hole ) and a Tony-winning score by...
BIG STUFF Some things we keep. Some things keep us. Acclaimed comedy duo Matt Baram ( The Umbrella Academy , Painkiller ) and Naomi Snieckus ( Pretty Hard Cases , Mr. D ) bring their signature mix of storytelling and improvisation to Big Stuff – a hilarious and heartfelt...
Everyone Will Talk About This New Musical! What does a 31-year-old theatre kid do when he finds out his parents aren't quite who he thinks they are? Write a musical, of course! Our Little Secret: The 23andMe® Musical is the hilarious, moving, and completely true story of Noam...
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It Came From Outer Space Sylvan Adams Theatre, Segal Centre for Performing Arts (2/14-3/07) |
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Hester Street Studio, Segal Centre for Performing Arts (6/16-6/27) |
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HYPROV: Improv Under Hypnosis – Asad Mecci & Colin Mochrie Live in Saint John Imperial Theatre (11/21-11/21) |
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Swashbuckling (or De cape et d’épée) Centaur Theatre (12/11-12/20) |
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Doja Cat Centre Bell (11/27-11/27) |
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Come From Away Sylvan Adams Theatre, Segal Centre for Performing Arts (11/22-12/13) |
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It's a Good Life If You Don't Weaken Sylvan Adams Theatre, Segal Centre for Performing Arts (5/09-5/30) |
