On the eve of a royal wedding, four young Athenians flee into the forest in pursuit of true love. In the forest, the lovers fall again and again into love triangles, all while the fairy world of the forest enters into a conflict of its own. In another part of the forest, hopeful players rehearsing for the upcoming wedding become entangled in all the hilarious drama. In one of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies, we wait on the edge of our seat to see how it will all come to a happy end.
Duration: to be confirmed
Pauline McGibbon Studio
Saint-Denis Campus
5030, Saint-Denis Street, Montreal
The show is in English.
Everything seen on stage and all that goes on behind the scenes is created by 2nd-year students in Production Design and Technical Arts, Set and Costume Design, and Acting, under the guidance of professional guest artists.
At the National Theatre School of Canada, we believe that theatre should be accessible to everyone. That’s why we are introducing a pay-what-you-can ticketing system, allowing everyone to attend our productions regardless of their financial situation.
Audiences can choose from five ticket categories based on what best suits their circumstances. Each ticket purchased not only supports our programs, but also helps make the theatre more inclusive and accessible to everyone.
The available rates are as follows:
Each ticket purchased not only supports our programs, but also helps make the theatre more inclusive and accessible to everyone.
Information coming soon!
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Legend: A Acting, SCD Set and Costume Design, PDTA Production Design & Technical Arts, DIR Directing, PW Playwriting, IR Independent Resident, NP New Pathway, NPR New Pathway Resident // 1 First-year student, 2 Second-year student, 3 Third-year student
The land on which we are gathered has long served as a site of meeting and exchange amongst nations. It is part of the traditional unceded territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka, whose rich cultural heritage continues to teach us that respect, dialogue and peace are pillars of democratic governance.
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