Celebrate Studio 180 Theatre’s Crystal Anniversary and our first fifteen years of producing provocative, issue-based theatre in Toronto! CRYSTAL GALA Presented by an Anonymous Sponsor Monday, May 7, 6-9PM Arcadian Loft 401 Bay Street, 8th Floor $180 Tickets This cocktail style gala will …
We are delighted to announce that Studio 180 Theatre will once again be a part of the Off-Mirvish Season in 2018/19. In February 2019 we will present the Canadian premiere of the Tony Award-Winning play Oslo by J.T. Rogers. “Vivid and thoughtful, crackling theatre.” The New York …
We are lucky enough to be working with two wonderful Assistant Directors on our production of Mike Bartlett’s King Charles III, presented by David Mirvish. Robert Motum is a former student of director Joel Greenberg, and Sarah Orenstein, our RBC Emerging Director, is …
Read on to learn more about special events happening during the run of King Charles III by Mike Bartlett, onstage at the CAA Theatre February 10 – March 4, or learn more about the production here. Post-Show Talkbacks Stick around after …
Thanks to the generosity of Studio 180 Theatre’s supporters, we surpassed our $15,000 fundraising goal for our 180 FOR 180 Campaign! We raised $17,880 in our most successful end of calendar year campaign ever. During the campaign, we saw more new donors and …
Studio 180 Theatre celebrates our 15th Anniversary with our 2017/18 season—and our most ambitious year of programming yet. Read on to hear from our Artistic Director Joel Greenberg, and learn about how you can help Studio 180 thrive for another fifteen years. …
BEYOND THE STAGE: MY NAME IS… Cross-Cultural Reflections on Identity. During the run of My Name is Asher Lev (November 4—26, 2017), the Greenwin Theatre lobby will be animated by the deeply personal and evocative work of Martingrove Collegiate Institute’s Grade …
Deadline: December 1, 2017 The name has changed but the program remains the same. Studio 180 Theatre has once again been invited to be a third party recommender for the Ontario Arts Council’s Recommender Grants for Theatre Creators (formerly Theatre …
For eight seasons, Studio 180 Theatre has had the pleasure and the privilege of being a recommender for the Ontario Arts Council’s Theatre Creators’ Reserve Program (recently renamed “Recommender Grants for Theatre Creators”). Having recently been selected to once again …
My Name is Asher Lev, Aaron Posner’s stage adaptation of the Chaim Potok novel, marks the first partnership between Harold Green Jewish Theatre Company and Studio 180 Theatre. When the production opens in November, playing at the Toronto Centre for the Arts, it will mark the realization …
