Globe Theatre News

Globe Theatre Awards Redevelopment Contract to P3A   On January 15, 2014, Globe Theatre purchased the historic Prince Edward Building; the theatre’s rented home since 1980.  Today, after carefully vetting several proposals from Regina architectural firms, we are very pleased to announce that we have awarded P3A the contract to work with Globe Theatre on redevelopment options for the Prince Edward Building.  Over the next three months, P3A and Globe Theatre will explore options for...

As the smash hit 2 Pianos 4 Hands nears the end of its run, audience members continue to rave – not only about the show's many laugh-out-loud moments, but also the exquisite piano work of co-stars Reza Jacobs and Bryce Kulak. Indeed, the captivating energy of two pianos resonating throughout the theatre is a key part of this show's distinct appeal. We recently asked Bryce Kulak to reflect on the significance of the music – not only for 2 Pianos 4 Hands, but for the...

Bryce Kulak says attendees don’t need to know anything about 2 Pianos 4 Hands in advance to appreciate the show, on at Regina’s Globe Theatre. “You can come to the show cold and that’s actually my favourite way to see theatre, is to not know much at all about the production. That’s a great way to see the show,” said Kulak, who along with Reza Jacobs, stars in the special event production on the Globe main stage this month. Read More...

Moose Jaw was recently announced as the newest stop on the A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline tour. The show comes to the Mae Wilson Theatre at the Moose Jaw Cultural Centre on August 26. Visit https://www.facebook.com/events/331555073658974 to purchase tickets and learn more. The tour begins with a two-week engagement at Persphone Theatre in Saskatoon from Aug. 12-24, with shorter runs at other theatres across the province to follow. TOUR PAGE

Patrons who have seen Man of La Mancha at Globe Theatre have been amazed by the elaborate set design, powerful songs and strong performances, among other aspects. Here are some social media comments. To join the conversation, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter. Man of La Mancha runs until May 11 and tickets are available at http://globetheatrelive.com/box-office/tickets.

Russell Roberts | Governor, Innkeeper Globe Theatre: Debut in Man of La Mancha. Other Theatre: Selected theatre credits include: Spamalot (Citadel Theatre); It Could be Any One of Us (Vertigo Theatre); Elizabeth Rex, To Kill a Mockingbird (Arts Club Theatre); Fiddler on the Roof (Vancouver Playhouse); Blackbird – Jessie award (Rumble Theatre); five seasons at Bard on the Beach including the title role in Titus Andronicus; the acclaimed Theatre Under the Stars production of Titanic directed...

Eddie Glen | Sancho, Manservant Globe Theatre: Debut in Man of La Mancha. Other Theatre: The Wakowski Bros (Talk Is Free Theatre); Spamalot (Drayton Entertainment); Bloodless (Theatre 20); The Little Mermaid (Ross Petty Productions); Big Band Legends (Drayton Entertainment); The 39 Steps (Manitoba Theatre Centre); Guys and Dolls (Drayton Entertainment); The Rocky Horror Show (Aquarius Theatre); The Music Man, Moby Dick (The Stratford Festival); Miss Saigon (Drury Lane); Joseph…Dreamcoat...

Patrons who have seen Man of La Mancha at Globe Theatre so far have been amazed by the elaborate set design, powerful songs and strong performances, among other aspects. Here are some social media comments, along with two great email comments we received. To join the conversation, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter. EMAIL #1 "I wanted to share how very much I enjoyed today's performance of Man of La Mancha! Earlier this week I happened to be riding up in the elevator with...

Shelley Simester | Aldonza Globe Theatre: Debut in Man of La Mancha. Other Theatre: Selected credits include: The Body Politic (Lemon Tree); Queen Marie (4th Line Theatre); Sweeney Todd, Elf (Neptune Theatre); [Title of Show] (Angelwalk); The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Sweeney Todd, The Wizard Of Oz, Grease (The Citadel Theatre); The Music Man, All’s Well That Ends Well (The Stratford Festival); The Last Resort, Nunsense (Drayton Entertainment); I Love You, You’re Perfect… (Theatre New...

In a review of Man of La Mancha for ReginaReviews.ca, Edward Willett says the play "is a beautifully directed, acted, and sung exploration of the power, necessity and limitations of the one trait that truly makes us human: our ability to imbue the world with meaning through the telling of stories." Check out an excerpt of the article:  Globe Theatre’s production of Man of La Mancha is a beautifully directed, acted, and sung exploration of the power, necessity and limitations of the one...

In a review of Man of La Mancha for ReginaReviews.ca, Liam Fitz-Gerald says "the musical within the play lives up to its expectations and ... the viewer is in for a well-produced, well-sung musical." Check out an excerpt of the article:  Anybody with a regular day job has probably—at some point or another—dreamt of just dropping everything in pursuit of something grandiose, even if unsure what that action entails. In 17th-century Spanish literature, Don Miguel Cervantes’ Don Quixote...

David Ludwig | Cervantes, Don Quixote Globe Theatre: Debut in Man of La Mancha. Other Theatre: The Wizard of Oz, 12 Angry Men, The Odd Couple, Beauty and the Beast,Man of La Mancha, The Love List (Drayton Entertainment); Annie (Moonpath Productions); Scrooge, A Christmas Musical (Rose Theatre, Brampton); Knickerbocker Holiday (Toronto Operetta Theatre); My Fair Lady (Capital Theatre, Port Hope); The Sound of Music (Stage West); Titanic, the Musical (First National Tour); Phantom of the...

In a review of Man of La Mancha for the Regina Leader-Post, Joe Couture called the production an "impressive and engrossing production of an enduring Broadway musical ... the talented performers who make up the cast are all blessed with strong voices." Check out an excerpt of the article: Man of La Mancha, the current mainstage show at Regina's Globe Theatre, is an impressive and engrossing production of an enduring Broadway musical. First performed in 1965, Man of La Mancha is based on...

Patrons who have seen Man of La Mancha at Globe Theatre so far have been amazed by the elaborate set design, powerful songs and strong performances, among other aspects. Here are some social media comments. To join the conversation, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter. Man of La Mancha runs until May 11 and tickets are available at http://globetheatrelive.com/box-office/tickets

"To dream the impossible dream. To fight the unbeatable foe!" Watch the cast of Man of La Mancha rehearse the show's most iconic song, "The Impossible Dream." Visit http://globetheatrelive.com/plays/13-14-main-stage/man-of-la-mancha and click on the "Videos" tab. The show runs until May 11 at Globe Theatre and the best seats are available at http://globetheatrelive.com/box-office/tickets.

As a teacher, Tammy Appel doesn’t normally encourage her students to act out. But in 2013, when her Grade 5/6 class at St. Theresa Elementary School in Regina took part in the Enbridge Educational Outreach Program, she was all for it. Put on by the Globe Theatre School, the program immersed her students in the world of theatre and encouraged them to explore their creative sides. “The students were introduced to new skills and developed greater self-confidence. They eagerly anticipated each...

Position: Technical Director Years with Globe Theatre: This is my second season. Tell us about your history at the Globe: My history with the Globe actually starts in the Globe Theatre School. I took some classes there, and when a job came open that fit my experience and education, I jumped at the chance to apply. The rest is history. :) What are your duties at the Globe? Working in concert with the Director of Production and the Production Department Heads; my job is to plan,...

To Dream the Impossible Dream: an iconic song with a haunting melody. The first time I heard it performed was with Hal Linden as Don Quixote, many years ago. That was the beginning of my fascination for the story and love of the music of Man of La Mancha. I am so happy to be back at Globe Theatre designing this show. The artistic challenges create a new way of looking for solutions to this world, which is set in a dank prison during the Spanish Inquisition. We do not know how long some of...

When working in the round, the floor leads the way. For the prison cell in Man of La Mancha, the floor and all of the prop elements need to look primitive, distressed, and rustic. Every piece on the stage needs to lend itself to the transformative nature of the storytelling in the script, with elements suddenly becoming useful tools in the storytelling. I’ve always been interested in the idea of scenic design and its elements as “sculpture.” The prison cell walls tell their story of...

Patsy Cline will soon be taking a very long walk. Later this year, Globe Theatre is touring its production of A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline across Saskatchewan. The show enjoyed successful runs at the Globe in 2011 and 2012. Supported by the Saskatchewan Arts Board, this new tour will begin with a two-week reengagement at Persphone Theatre in Saskatoon from Aug. 12-24, with shorter runs at other theatres across the province to follow. “Globe Theatre produced its first provincial tour to...

Recently, Liam Fitz-Gerald of Regina Reviews wrote a review of Salt-Water Moon, saying the play is "definitely worth seeing." Read and excerpt of the article below: By Liam Fitz-Gerald When one walks into an auditorium to see a play, one of the first things that stands out is the set. In those minutes of waiting and anticipation, if one is not conversing with company or reading the information pamphlet, one will look at the set and wonder how the story will play out on it. The set of...

Audiences are falling in love with Salt-Water Moon at Globe Theatre. They have expressed their sentiments on our Facebook and Twitter pages. A sample of their comments can be found below. To be included in "Trending," like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. Salt-Water Moon runs until April 6 and premium seats are still available: http://globetheatrelive.com/box-office/tickets

From May to August, 10 actors will be taking part in the 2014 Globe Theatre Conservatory: a rigourous 16-week process with an emphasis on acting, movement, voice training and text analysis.The program is taught by some of the most respected theatre professionals in Canada.  The Actor Training Program is an advanced program that prepares actors for work in professional theatre at the highest level. Admission is through a competitive audition process, with Saskatchewan residents having...

Ruth Smillie         Globe Theatre CEO/Artistic Director If you, like almost everyone else in Saskatchewan is searching for ”first signs” (or any sign) of spring’s arrival, then the announcement of our 2014-2015 season may give you a little sense of hope that this rotten winter is almost behind us. With the opening of Salt-Water Moon, the fifth production of our 2013-2014 season, we are in the home stretch toward spring and are looking ahead to Globe Theatre’s 49th season of live...

Position: Company Manager Years with Globe Theatre: It will be one year as Company Manager at the end of April Tell us about your history at the Globe. I started in the Box Office in the fall of 2010 and worked in that capacity for about six months. Then I went off to pursue some acting opportunities for a few years and returned in February 2013, first in Box Office for a few months and then taking over as Company Manager at the end of April 2013. What are your duties at the...