Pauline Boutal, Amid Sketches and Scenes

A production by Théâtre Cercle Molière.
Written by Lise Gaboury-Diallo.
October 21 and October 28, 2025
Grade 7 and up

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.

English/French subtitles available at every performance.
Ages 12+

Bonnes Bonnes

A production by Nervous Hunter.
Written by Tamara Nguyen and Sophie Gee.
Directed by Sophie Gee.
November 18 and 25, 2025
Grade 9 and up

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.

English/French subtitles available at every performance.
Ages 14+

Cet été qui chantait

A production by Flammèche Théâtre.
Conception, artistic direction, writing, creation, and performer-puppeteer by Marie-Ève Fontaine.
Inspired by the book by Gabrielle Roy.
Directed by Pierre Robitaille.
January 13 and 20, 2026
Grade 3 and up

Inspiré de l’œuvre de Gabrielle Roy, ce spectacle tout en poésie transporte les élèves dans un univers sensoriel rempli de beauté et de douceur. À travers le regard émerveillé de Gabrielle, on explore la nature, les souvenirs et la magie de l’enfance. Un théâtre d’images apaisant, idéal pour les plus jeunes.

English/French subtitles available at every performance.
Ages 8+

Oh Canada, Who Are You?

A co-production by Afrik'kadi and Théâtre Cercle Molière.
Written and created by Alison Palmer and Lacina Dembélé.
February 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 2026
Grade 4 and up

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.

English/French subtitles available at every performance.
Ages 9+

Undertoils

A production by Théâtre Cercle Molière.
Written by Amber O’Reilly.
Directed by Danielle Sturk.
March 17 and 24, 2026
Grade 11 and up

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.
‍Ages 16 and up

Second Door Under the Hill

A production by Théâtre des Petites Âmes and Collectif de la colline, in co-production with Collège Lionel-Groulx, the City of Blainville, and Petit Théâtre du Nord.
Concept, writing, and direction by Isabelle Payant, co-created with the student performers.
June 11 and 12, 2026
For ages 2 and a half 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!

English/French subtitles available at every performance.

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