Canadian Stage production history

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Canadian Stage Company is based in Toronto, and is Canada's third-largest not-for-profit contemporary theatre company. Founded in 1987 with the merger of CentreStage and Toronto Free Theatre, Canadian Stage is dedicated to programming international contemporary theatre and to developing and producing Canadian works.

As of 2019, the following is a chronological list of the productions which have been staged as part of Canadian Stage since its inception.[1]

1987–1988[]

1988–1989[]

1989–1990[]

1990–1991[]

1991–1992[]

1992–1993[]

1993–1994[]

1994–1995[]

1995–1996[]

1996–1997[]

1997–1998[]

1998–1999[]

1999–2000[]

2000–2001[]

2001–2002[]

2002–2003[]

2003–2004[]

2004–2005[]

2005–2006[]

2006–2007[]

2007–2008[]

2008–2009[]

2009–2010[]

2010–11[]

  • Fernando Krapp Wrote Me This Letter – by Tankred Dorst
  • The List – by Jennifer Tremblay, translated by Shelley Tepperman
  • The Andersen Project – written and directed by Robert Lepage
  • Studies in Motion: The Hauntings of Eadweard Muybridge – by Kevin Kerr
  • Saint Carmen of the Main – by Michel Tremblay, translated by Linda Gaboriau
  • The Middle Place – by Andrew Kushnir
  • Spotlight: Italy
  • Our Class – by Tadeusz Slobodzianek, English version by Ryan Craig
  • The Cosmonaut's Last Message to the Woman He Once Loved in the Former Soviet Union – by David Greig
  • Untitled – by Édouard Lock
  • Romeo and Juliet – by William Shakespeare

2011–2012[]

  • Another Africa: plays from Volcano Theatre's the Africa Trilogy – by Binyavanga Wainaina and Roland Schimmelpfennig
  • I Send You This Cadmium Red – music by Gavin Bryars, texts by John Berger and John Christie
  • The Test – by Lukas Barfuss
  • Orpheus and Eurydice – choreography and direction by Marie Chouinard
  • Red – by John Logan
  • Cruel and Tender – by Martin Crimp
  • Beckett: Feck It! – music directors Dáirine ní Mheadhra and John Hess
  • The You Show – by Crystal Pite
  • Clybourne Park – by Bruce Norris
  • The Game of Love and Chance – by Pierre de Marivaux adapted by Nicolas Billon
  • The Winter's Tale – by William Shakespeare

2012–2013[]

2013–2014[]

  • The Flood Thereafter – by Sarah Berthiaume, translated by Nadine Desrochers
  • Venus in Fur – by David Ives
  • Yukonstyle – by Sarah Berthiaume, translated by Nadine Desrochers
  • DESH – choreographed and performed by Akram Khan
  • Winners and Losers – written and performed by Marcus Youssef and James Long
  • Needles and Opium – written and directed by Robert Lepage
  • London Road – by Alecky Blythe and Adam Cork
  • Tribes – by Nina Raine
  • Belleville – by Amy Herzog
  • The Tempest Replica – choreographed and directed by Crystal Pite
  • Macbeth – by William Shakespeare
  • The Taming of the Shrew – by William Shakespeare

2014–2015[]

  • Kiss and Cry – by Michele Anne De Mey and Jaco Van Dormael
  • What Makes A Man – by Jennifer Tarver based on the music of Charles Aznavour
  • Helen Lawrence – by Chris Haddock
  • Older and Reckless – conceived and curated by Claudia Moore
  • Opus – choreographed and staged by Yaron Lifschitz
  • Venus in Fur – by David Ives
  • The Seagull – by Anton Chekhov
  • The Other Place – by Sharr White
  • Harper Regan – by Simon Stephens
  • Nongogo – by Athol Fugard
  • The Meal and Hatched – by Mamela Nyamza
  • Ubu and the Truth Commission – by William Kentridge in collaboration with the Handspring Puppet Company
  • Dominion – choreographed by Luyanda Sidiya
  • Chandelier – by Steven Cohen
  • As You Like It – by William Shakespeare
  • Titus Andronicus – by William Shakespeare

2015–2016[]

  • Beckett Trilogy – by Samuel Beckett
  • Julie – composed by Philippe Boesmans with a libretto by Luc Bondy and Marie-Louise Bischofberger
  • Domesticated – by Bruce Norris
  • Hedda Gabler – by Henrik Ibsen
  • Kiss and Cry – by Michele Anne De Mey and Jaco Van Dormael
  • Cold Blood – by Michele Anne De Mey and Jaco Van Dormael
  • Betroffenheit – by Crystal Pite and Jonathon Young
  • Toro – by Akram Khan
  • Celebration de la Francophonie – featuring Melissa Laveaux and Lisa LeBlanc
  • Chimerica – by Lucy Kirkwood
  • Das Ding (the thing) – by Philipp Lohle
  • Botticelli in the Fire and Sunday in Sodom – by Jordan Tannahill
  • Julius Caesar – by William Shakespeare
  • The Comedy of Errors – by William Shakespeare

2016–2017[]

  • Concord Floral – by Jordan Tannahill
  • All But Gone: A Beckett Rhapsody – featuring short plays by Samuel Beckett
  • Constellations – by Nick Payne
  • Dollhouse – conceived and choreographed by Bill Coleman
  • Who Killed Spalding Gray? – by Daniel MacIvor
  • Bosch – choreographed by Marie Chouinard
  • Liv Stein – by Nino Haratischwili
  • Five Faces for Evelyn Frost – by Guillaume Corbeil
  • Cirkopolis – by Cirque Eloize
  • Kiss – by Guillermo Calderon
  • 887 – by Robert Lepage
  • Jack Charles v the crown – by Jack Charles
  • Blood Links – by William Yang
  • Endings – by Tamara Saulwick
  • Meeting – choreographed by Antony Hamilton
  • The Return – by Circa
  • Hamlet – by William Shakespeare
  • All's Well That Ends Well – by William Shakespeare

2017–2018[]

  • Life After – by Britta Johnson
  • Backbone – choreographed by Jera Wolfe and conceived by Sandra Laronde
  • Triptyque – by The 7 Fingers (7 doigts de la main)
  • Heisenberg – by Simon Stephens
  • Declarations – by Jordan Tannahill
  • The Humans – by Stephen Karam
  • he who falls (celui qui tombe) – conceived by Yoann Bourgeois
  • Musica Nuda – featuring Petra Magoni & Ferruccio Spinetti
  • In This Body – conceived by Fides Krucker
  • Tanya Tagaq + Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory – by Tanya Tagaq + Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory
  • Betroffenheit – by Crystal Pite and Jonathon Young
  • The Overcoat: A Musical Tailoring – music by James Rolfe and libretto by Morris Panych
  • Love and Information – by Caryl Churchill
  • picnic in the cemetery – by Njo Kong Kie
  • King Lear – by William Shakespeare
  • Twelfth Night – by William Shakespeare

2018–2019[]

  • The Children – by Lucy Kirkwood
  • Xenos – choreographed by Akram Khan, written by Jordan Tannahill
  • Trace – conceived by Sandra Laronde
  • Grand Finale – choreographed by Hofesh Shechter
  • Every Brilliant Thing – by Duncan MacMillan
  • Tartuffe – by Moliere
  • Prince Hamlet – by William Shakespeare, adapted by Ravi Jain
  • who we are in the dark – choreographed by Peggy Baker, featuring Jeremy Gara and Sarah Neufeld of Arcade Fire
  • Revisor – by Crystal Pite and Jonathon Young
  • Unsafe – by Sook-Ying Lee and Zack Russell
  • Bigre – by Pierre Guillois, Agathe L'Huillier, and Olivier Martin Salvan
  • 887 – by Robert Lepage
  • I Swallowed a Moon Made of Iron – by Njo Kong Kie
  • By Heart – by Tiago Rodrigues
  • The Full Light of Day – by Daniel Brooks and Kim Collier
  • Romeo and Juliet – by William Shakespeare
  • A Midsummer Night's Dream – by William Shakespeare

References[]

  1. ^ "About Canadian Stage". Canadian Stage. Retrieved 3 December 2019.
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