Globe Theatre News

CJME interviews members of Deaf Crows Collective in anticipation of the opening performance on Apple Time. To read the full article, click here.

Ashley Martin of the Regina Leader-Post chats with Theatre School Director and Sandbox Series Coordinator Andrew Ritchie to talk about the upcoming Sandbox Series productions, with Apple Time kicking the season off Feb 7.  To read the full article, click here.

Jackie Perez of Regina's CTV came down to Globe Theatre to discuss all things Sandbox Series, interviewing several people involved in the productions throughout the season. To view the full CTV story, click here. If you are interested in learning more about the shows in this year's Sandbox Series or to book your tickets, click here.

Ashley Martin of the Regina Leader-Post reviews last night's preview performance of Bed and Breakfast, saying "I can hardly wait to see it again." To read the full review, click here.

Playwright and Actor Mark Crawford talks to the Leader-Post about our upcoming show Bed and Breakfast.   “For the story itself, I was really interested in writing a comedy about a gay couple who leave the city and move to a small town, and sort of about the experience of queer people living in smaller communities, which is maybe a story that we don’t hear as often,” said Crawford.   To read the full article, click here.

Globe Theatre’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Jaime Boldt has been appointed the Executive Director of Globe Theatre. Following an extensive national search process conducted by Arts Consulting Group Canada, the Board concluded that Jaime’s exceptional track record of leadership in the non-profit sector made her the outstanding candidate for this role. Jaime will begin her contract on February 1, 2019.   Incoming Executive Director Jaime Boldt: “I am thrilled to be...

Ashley Martin of Regina's Leader-Post helps Globe Theatre announce their 2019 Sandbox Series lineup of shows. Click here to read the full article.

Globe Theatre is excited to reveal the lineup for our 2019 Sandbox Series!   Deaf Crows Collective Production of Apple Time Presented by Globe Theatre Apple Time is a bridge to all realms. It is a magical space where Deaf, Hard of Hearing, newcomers, oral communication and signing come together to create entire new worlds. Blending puppetry and ASL poetry with traditional Deaf storytelling, mime, mask, magic, and even a little bit of circus arts, the Apple Time ensemble...

Power has been restored at Globe Theatre and tonight's performance of The Hobbit will go ahead as scheduled. The show starts at 7:30 PM. If you have tickets for tonight, please arrive 30 minutes before showtime.

Ashley Martin of Regina's Leader-Post reviews our holiday production, The Hobbit, diving into what it takes to bring such a large show from the big screen to the theatre stage. Click here to read the full article.

Colin Doyle appeared on  CTV Morning Live - Regina  this morning to give a sneak peek at what audiences can expect from our upcoming holiday production of The Hobbit.   To see the full interview, click here.

Regina's Leader-Post chats with director Courtenay Dobbie about the upcoming production of The Hobbit, and gives us a hint at what magic and adventure awaits audiences. Click here to read the full article.  

Michael Greyeyes (Actor, Director, Educator) is offering a public workshop on performance technique. This workshop will examine practical approaches to auditions, scene work and the craft of screen performance. The workshop is practical in nature and will allow participants to work, with direction and guidance, toward a clearer understanding of the craft of the actor.    This workshop for Saskatchewan artists will take place Tuesday, Nov 27 – Thursday, Nov 29, 2018 from 6:00 PM – 10:00...

Due to popular demand, our winter production of The Hobbit has been extended, giving you more chances to join in on the adventure. The added performance dates are: Wednesday, December 26th at 2:00 PM & 7:30 PM Thursday, December 27th at 7:30 PM Click here to get your tickets now.

The electrifying musical Mamma Mia! has just been extended for a sixth week, now running until October 28th. Click here to get your tickets!

Heather Persson of Regina's Leader-Post gives her review of last night's preview performance of Mamma Mia! Click here to read the full article.

Leader-Post's Ashley Martin interviews director Stephanie Graham about what audiences can expect from this unforgettable musical re-imagined for the Globe stage. Click here to read the full article.

Globe Theatre is currently looking to fill the new role of Executive Director. For more information and to view the job posting click here.

Single tickets for the entire 2018|2019 season are on sale today. Be sure to book yours early in order to get the best seats at the best prices. Click here to see all of the productions coming next season, and to order your tickets.

The Great Canadian Giving Challenge is here! Donate to Globe Theatre from June 1 – June 30 using the link below, and automatically enter us to win an additional $10,000! The more you give, the more chances to win. Hurry because time is running out! bit.ly/canadahelpsdonation #GivingChallengeCA

Britton Gray of Regina's 980 CJME covers the story of Mine to Have: Sensuality and Circumstances and how this transformational production was inspired from real life stories. To read the full article, click here.

Heidi Atter of CBC News Regina interviews members of the production Mine to Have: Sensuality and Circumstances, a play that sheds some light on the wide range of relationship challenges facing those with physical or cognitive disabilities. To read the full article, click here.

Ashley Martin of Regina's Leader-Post gets a behind-the-scenes peak at the new production Mine to Have: Sensuality and Circumstances, a journey into the lives of those living with a cognitive or physical disability and their quests for love and companionship.  To read the full article, click here.

Globe Theatre has just been named as a recipient of the International Centre for Women Playwrights' 50/50 Applause Award for 2018. This award is given to theatres where at least 50% of their season's productions feature women playwrights. To learn more about this award and to see a full list of recipients, click here.

Tim Switzer of Regina's Leader-Post reviews the opening performance of Shrek The Musical where he discusses the strength of each performer and their singing talents that quite literally had the audience dancing in the aisles. To read the full article, click here.