Theatre Kingston

Theatre Kingston produces new and existing work, the Storefront Fringe Festival, a series of child/youth engagement activities and collaborates with local theatre practitioners to build a strong cultural voice in the region. Our primary goal is to give our audiences examples of the art form at a calibre seen on the stages of the major Canadian urban centres. We are driven by the mission to strengthen the city’s theatre community and to allow the possibility for our stories and our artists to move beyond the city limits into the Canadian cultural landscape.

Storefront Festival 

If you have any feedback/suggestions based on your experience with last year's festival, please feel free to get in touch at info@theatrekingston.com or by phone at 613-544-2021.

Background: The inaugural Storefront Festival first took place in Kingston, Ontario between July 15-23, 2016 as part of The Kick & Push Festival. Fifteen productions performed over 8 days in empty storefronts in the city’s downtown core. 

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Theatre Kingston is dedicated to bringing accessible, exciting, and homegrown theatre experiences to residents and visitors of our incredible city and to building a hotbed of talent in our community.  Not to mention, the artists involved in each show keep 100% of the ticket sales!

Theatre Kingston is the city’s professional theatre producing company.

Theatre Kingston presents work at various venues across the city, including the Grand Theatre, the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts, and many more. The company has been producing theatre for 26 years, introducing Kingston to some of Canada’s best plays and playwrights. It strives to provide emerging artists in the community with opportunities to work with and connect to professional artists from all over Canada. Our primary goal is to give our audiences examples of the art form at a calibre seen on the stages of the major Canadian urban centres. We are driven by the mission to continually strengthen the city’s theatre community and to allow the possibility for our stories and our artists to move beyond the city limits into the Canadian cultural landscape.