October 8-17, 2026

Hedda Gabler | by Henrik Ibsen

Version by Patrick Marber from a literal translation by Karin and Ann Bamborough.

The honeymoon is over, and Hedda Gabler is already bored with her husband and the respectable life he represents. Caught between longing and constraint, Hedda is drawn into a tightening web of influence, jealousy, and control when figures from her past re-enter her orbit. As carefully constructed lives begin to unravel, Hedda’s search for agency exposes the thin line between autonomy and annihilation.

Showtimes: October 8-preview  @  7:30 | October 9-opening @ 7:30 | October 10 @ 7:30 | October 14 @ 6:30 | October 15 @ 12:30 & 7:30 | October 16 @ 7:30 | October 17 @ 1:30 & 7:30

December 3-12, 2026

The Extractionist | by Michaela Jeffery

Enigmatic deprogrammer Asha Ray, who specializes in extracting people from dangerous cults, and retired police detective Reuben Medina team up to outsmart a powerful predator and expose the truth before time runs out. A razor-sharp neon-noir thriller, this contemporary crime drama demands justice for women failed by a system designed to protect the wealthy and powerful.

Showtimes: December 3-preview @ 7:30 | December 4-opening @ 7:30 | December 5 @ 7:30 | December 9 @ 6:30 | December 10 @ 12:30 & 7:30 | December 11 @ 7:30 | December 12 @ 1:30 & 7:30

February 4-13, 2027

Twelfth Night | by William Shakespeare

“If music be the food of love, play on . . . ” Studio Theatre brings Shakespeare’s rollicking tale of mistaken identity, amorous intentions and triumphant matrimony to the Timms stage.

Showtimes: February 4-preview @ 7:30 | February 5-opening @ 7:30 | February 6 @ 7:30 | February 10 @ 6:30 | February 11 @ 12:30 & 7:30 | February 12 @ 7:30 | February 13 @ 1:30 & 7:30 

April 1-10, 2027

Unity (1918) | by Kevin Kerr

As WWI draws to a close, the remote community of Unity, Saskatchewan awaits the return of their loved ones from the front. Little do the townsfolk suspect that their return brings with it a deadly foe, the “Spanish Flu.” A snapshot of Canadian history, Unity (1918) strikes an unsettling and familiar chord, in a play that is in turns humorous, heartbreaking and hopeful.

Showtimes: April  1-preview @ 7:30 | April  2-opening @ 7:30 | April  3 @ 7:30 | April  7 @ 6:30 | April  8 @ 12:30 & 7:30 | April  9 @ 7:30 | April  10 @ 1:30 & 7:30