School programming

School Matinees

Théâtre Cercle Molière's school matinees aim to introduce youth to theatre and address sometimes sensitive topics in a lively artistic context. Each performance is followed by a question-and-answer session with the artists to explore the themes suggested in the play, with an emphasis on encouraging the students to participate.

School booklet

Bonnes Bonnes

November 18 and 25, 2025

Grade 9 and up / Ages 14 +

Three women of Chinese origin deconstruct stereotypes with humor, anger and tenderness. By discussing their childhood, their identity, and even chili sauce, they offer a sharp and necessary reflection on representation and cultural heritage. An audacious, committed and powerful theater.

85 minutes / English/French subtitles available at every performance.

Cet été qui chantait

January 13 and 20, 2026

Grade 3 and up / Ages 8 +

Inspired by the work of Gabrielle Roy, this poetic show transports pupils into a sensory world filled with beauty and gentleness. Through Gabrielle's wonder-filled eyes, we explore nature, memories and the magic of childhood. A soothing theatre of images, ideal for children.

65 min / English/French subtitles available at every performance.

Ô Canada, té qui toi?

February 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 2026

Grade 4 and up / 9 ans +

Stuck on a bus during a storm, four characters from different cultures confront their differences and their visions of Canada. With humor, slam poetry, and frank discussions, they explore the challenges of “living together.” A contemporary play that addresses identity, immigration, and inclusion.

45 min / English/French subtitles available at every performance.

Soutensions

March 17 and 24, 2026

Grade 11 and up / Ages 16 +

During a family party that goes awry, tensions erupt over life choices, motherhood, and unspoken family secrets. In this dramatic comedy, we laugh, we reflect, and we question norms. A lively and intelligent play that gives voice to contemporary realities.

English/French subtitles available at every performance.

45, de la Taupinière

June 11 and 12, 2026

For ages 2 ½ and up

There are two of them. Yes, two.

On the hilltop, way up high, there they are—two.

Who are they? We don’t quite know. Giants? Not quite.

Are they lost? Not quite either.

Beneath their feet, there are two… times two… times two.

Small, small, very small.

What are they? We don’t quite know…

…but… maybe we’ll find out… and maybe you will too!

School tour

O Canada, who are you?

A co-production of Afrik'kadi and Théâtre Cercle Molière.
November 25 to 29 / December 2 to 6, 2024
Grades 5 to 9

We're in rural, and it's winter. There's snow and visibility is poor. On the way to the divisional competition, the bus has to stop... Three young people find themselves trapped on the bus:

- Amina, a newcomer from Francophone african country who refuses to assimilate,
- Louis, the mixed-race boy looking for himself,
- Jen, the young assimilated girl from a refugee family.

Accompanied by driver Ousmane, a permanent resident, we have to wait for the storm to lift, but it may take a while. Will they be able to face the cold and boredom? Can they find the keys to "living together"?

Looking for funding?
Performances on this tour may be subsidized.

Visit the following links to learn more.
For DSFM schools: vice-versa.ca or monpassepart.ca
For immersion schools : fccf.ca/initiative/immersat

We fill out the applications for you!

Guided tours

Black and Proud

A co-creation by Wilgis Agossa and Théâtre Cercle Molière.
February 1 to 28, 2025

Theme : Words on ills

Organize a visit to the Théâtre Cercle Molière during the Noir et Fier exhibition.

For its 4th edition, Black and Proud, wishes to make words resonate to heal the ills that plague our societies. As we know, black communities have been victims of many ills for many generations. Keeping them quiet doesn't help us to make the right connections for a better life together. That's why we believe it's necessary, through art, to vocalize the ills that haunt us in order to move forward as a society towards healing.

Youth theatre festival 2025

Created by Théâtre Cercle Molière.
May 5 to 9, 2025

The Festival théâtre jeunesse invites young people from French and immersion schools to take part in a friendly competition where collaboration rhymes with creativity.

Recognizing the importance of French-language theater, the TCM aims to promote French culture and language among young participants who have followed the creative process: writing scripts, directing, costumes, sets, special effects and technical workshops.

For further information contact Katina Gagné, FTJ Coordinator at 1-204-881-2377 or katina@cerclemoliere.com.

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Livret scolaire

Completed School Matinees

Livret scolaire

Pauline Boutal, entre les toiles et les planches

From October 21 and October 28, 2025

Grade 7 and up / Ages 12 +

A theatrical journey through the life of Pauline Le Goff Boutal, painter and pioneer of Franco-Manitoban theater. Between illustrations, passion for the stage, and artistic direction, this play pays tribute to a remarkable woman whose destiny was as colorful as her paintings. An inspiring show that introduces audiences to an iconic figure of our cultural heritage.

2 hours with intermission / English/French subtitles available at every performance.

Tournée scolaire

Ô Canada, té qui toi ?

Une co-production de Afrik'kadi et du Théâtre Cercle Molière.
25 au 29 novembre / 2 au 6 décembre 2024
5e à la 9e année

On est au rural, c’est l’hiver. Il y a de la neige et la visibilité est réduite. En route vers la compétition de slam divisionnaire, l’autobus doit s’arrêter...Trois jeunes se retrouvent piégé·e·s dans le bus :

Amina, nouvelle arrivante d’un pays d’Afrique francophone qui refuse s'assimiler,
Louis, le métis qui se cherche,
Jen, la jeune assimilée d’une famille de réfugiés.

Accompagné·e·s du conducteur Ousmane, résident permanent, il faut attendre que la tempête se lève, mais ça peut prendre du temps. Seront-iels capables d’affronter le froid et l’ennui? Pourront-iels trouver les clés du “vivre ensemble”?

À la recherche de financement ?
Les représentations de cette tournée peuvent être subventionnées.

Visitez les liens suivants pour en apprendre plus.
Pour les écoles de la DSFM : vice-versa.ca ou monpassepart.ca
Pour les écoles d'immersion : fccf.ca/initiative/immersat

Nous remplissons les demandes pour vous !

Visites guidées

Noir et Fier

Une co-création de Wilgis Agossa et du Théâtre Cercle Molière.
1er au 28 février 2025

Organisez une visite au Théâtre Cercle Molière durant l'exposition Noir et Fier.

Thème : Mots sur maux

Pour sa 4e édition, Noir et fier, souhaite faire résonner les mots pour guérir des maux qui gangrènent nos sociétés. Comme nous le savons, les communautés noires sont, depuis de nombreuses générations, victimes de plusieurs maux. Les taire n'aident pas à une bonne connexion pour un meilleur vivre ensemble. C'est pour cela que nous croyons qu'il serait nécessaire, à travers l'art, de vocaliser des maux qui nous hantent afin de cheminer comme société vers une guérison.

Festival théâtre jeunesse 2025

Une création du Théâtre Cercle Molière.
5 au 9 mai 2025

Le Festival théâtre jeunesse invite les jeunes des écoles françaises et d’immersion à participer à une compétition amicale où collaboration rime avec créativité.
Reconnaissant l’importance du théâtre en français, le TCM vise à promouvoir la culture et la langue française auprès des jeunes participant·e·s qui ont suivi le processus de création ; rédaction des textes, mise en scène, costumes, décors, effets spéciaux et ateliers techniques.

Pour plus d’information, contactez Katina Gagné, Coordinatrice du FTJ via le 1-204-881-2377 ou katina@cerclemoliere.com.

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