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@scene49canada.bsky.socialJay Whitehead traces 333 from an Alberta classroom to Atlantic stages and discusses his Oct. 16 Halifax reading of Die, Die, Lavinia. #CanadianTheatre
www.scene49.ca/entertainment/jay-whitehead-333-toronto-bathhouse-raids
@uoftpress.bsky.socialDiscover this issue of Canadian Theatre Review! Volume 206 spotlights multilingualism in theatre, from Carbon Movements, a Deaf-centric performance, to Tololwa M. Mollel's Anthem of Life, Part 1. Read the issue: bit.ly/CTR206 #CanadianTheatre #Multilingualism
@scene49canada.bsky.socialOttawa's new OFF//SHOOTS theatre festival continues through Oct. 11 at Arts Court, with two mainstage productions, free playwright readings and a 24-hour theatre challenge. #Ottawa #CanadianTheatre
www.scene49.ca/entertainment/offshoots-ottawa-theatre-festival-2026
@scene49canada.bsky.socialSault Ste. Marie creator Adam Francis Proulx brings How to Hug a Porcupine home for an Oct. 16 Algoma Fall Festival workshop. #CanadianTheatre #SaultSteMarie
www.scene49.ca/entertainment/adam-francis-proulx-how-to-hug-a-porcupine
@scene49canada.bsky.socialVancouver playwright Jordyn Wood’s Vascular Necrosis begins its world-premiere run Oct. 7 after two years in Touchstone Theatre’s Flying Start program. #CanadianTheatre #Vancouver
@scene49canada.bsky.socialElena Belyea’s I Don’t Even Miss You is back in Edmonton through Oct. 11 after tour stops in Ottawa, Toronto and Calgary. #YEG #CanadianTheatre
www.scene49.ca/entertainment/elena-belyea-i-dont-even-miss-you-edmonton-tour
@uoftpress.bsky.socialVolume 206 of Canadian Theatre Review spotlights multilingualism in performance across Canada, from an Indigenous playwright's process to the Deaf-centric Carbon Movements. Read the issue: bit.ly/CTR206 #CanadianTheatre #Multilingualism
@scene49canada.bsky.socialFour women take on Avonlea in Bridget Ryan’s OH, ANNE!, a new musical take on Anne of Green Gables now running at Edmonton’s Roxy Theatre. #CanadianTheatre #AnneOfGreenGables #Edmonton
@scene49canada.bsky.socialFirst Métis Man of Odesa is back onstage in Calgary as Matthew MacKenzie and Mariya Khomutova begin another Canadian tour of their autobiographical play. #CanadianTheatre #Calgary
www.scene49.ca/entertainment/first-metis-man-of-odesa-calgary-2026
@scene49canada.bsky.socialTai Amy Grauman’s Where Have All the Buffalo Gone? brings Callihoo family history into Western Canadian classrooms this fall, including 17 SSK school stops from Oct. 15 - Nov. 3. #CanadianTheatre #MétisArts #SCENE49
www.scene49.ca/entertainment/tai-amy-grauman-where-have-all-the-buffalo-gone-tour
@shawniemacdon.bsky.socialHey Vancouver, check out this darkly comic queer zombie love story that explores mental health disability. Perfect October show.
@scene49canada.bsky.socialIannicko N’Doua spent 15 years turning a journey to Côte d’Ivoire and decades of correspondence with his father into his first play, Neige sur Abidjan, coming to Ottawa Oct. 8–10. #CanadianTheatre #NeigeSurAbidjan #Ottawa
www.scene49.ca/entertainment/iannicko-ndoua-neige-sur-abidjan-nac
@scene49canada.bsky.socialKamloops-raised Chelsea Isenor is returning to Western Canada Theatre as executive director, helping form the company’s first all-woman leadership team. #CanadianTheatre #Kamloops #ArtsAndCulture
