Number of seats: 804

Canada’s oldest theatre, Ludger-Duvernay, with its vintage woodwork, red velvet seats, and rich details, casts a spell. Intricate hand-painted designs on the original ceiling and wrought iron railing tracing the balcony’s exuberant curve add to the XIX Century atmosphere. Since its inauguration in1893, Ludger-Duvernay has been in the forefront of a tradition that values openness and creativity. For over a century, it has welcomed a steady procession of international stage stars, Quebecois singers and actors, and an array of social and political leaders. Painstakingly restored in 1993, this jewel of a theatre is equipped to meet the most creative needs by today’s performances and its technical team is reknowned for its professionalism, versatility and willingness to meet the needs of artists and producers. This proscenium theatre, seating 804 (347 on the main floor, 158 on the mezzanine and 299 in the balcony), has an orchestra pit and a removable forestage. Its acoustics are ideal for both the human voice and instrumental music. Each spectator has an excellent viewing angle and a relationship between stage / audience that creates a strong sense of intimacy.

Designated camera spaces throughout the theatre facilitate television shoots. In September 2010, the Ludger-Duvernay was designated Best Theatre in Montreal by cultural chroniclers of La Presse.

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Number of seats: 150

The intimate Studio Hydro-Quebec marries the tactile and visual appeal of its exposed stone walls with the high-tech edge of state-of-the-art equipment. Its modular components can be assembled in many different configurations, including theatre in the round and cabaret setting. The Studio Hydro-Quebec accommodates from 110 to 150 spectators.

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Number of seats: 180

Located on the ground floor of the Monument-National, Le Café is a theater with variable configuration that focuses on intimacy and usability. With a bar and versatile technical equipment, this venue can accommodate a wide range of activities - intimate performances, film screenings, launches, press conferences, meetings and seminars - in a warm atmosphere. It can accommodate between 100 and 130 people seated and up to 180 in cocktail.

• Technical Rider (pdf)
• PDF LX Plan 11x17 (PDF)
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Number of seats : 100

This bright and airy room is set against ornate wall-to-wall windows with original 19th century wood-work and boasts a contemporary conference table. Intimate and refined, the Salon rouge’s serene atmosphere makes it a prestigious venue for receptions, meetings, launches, and press conferences for 50 to 100 persons. It can be divided into two smaller spaces by closing its movable partition. Tables : 19

Coming soon.

Description: Available form mid-may until the end of August, this huge hall is ideal for rehearsals, artistic residencies - theatre, dance or music - and can be set-up to host shows for a hundred spectators. The Rehearsal Hall measures 31' X 54' X 17' in height and has a Green Room.

The Set and Costume shops of the Monument-National are available for rental from mid-May to mid-August, outside of the National Theatre School's academic calendar. Spacious and well equipped, these shops are suitable for the design and production of sets and costumes for artistic events of all sizes. They are located on the ground floor of the building with direct access to our loading dock.

Since February 2016, Le Monument National is hosting LA SERRE - Art vivants office.LA SERRE — arts vivants is an incubator that seeks to improve the conditions for emerging artists in the live arts scene. It participates in the creation of strong works and their visibility. Because we believe that art is an essential link between man and his community, LA SERRE weaves a seamless link between art, nature and society and facilitates new encounters between different artistic disciplines. LA SERRE — arts vivants position itself as collaborator and agitator between different national and international partners. Emerging artists and cultural workers have free access to the coworking space. This collaboration is part of the development plan of the Monument-National, owned by the National Theater School, which is expected to become a teeming meeting place where entrecroiseront constantly training activities and artistic creativity, cultural dissemination and community development, in the heart of the Quartier des spectacles.The mandate of LA SERRE — arts vivants follows two mains areas: production and support for emerging artists and national and international events. For details about LA SERRE - arts vivants or to rent spaces of co-working, visit their website laserre.ca or write to info@laserre.ca