Upcoming Productions
SUMMER 2026
A bunch of expats are proud to present: The 2nd Annual Great Canadian Play Festival!
Two nights, four scripts and a whole lot of Canadian hospitality.
After a successful first run last August, our second festival takes place on Sunday, June 28th and Monday, June 29th from 7:00pm. Each night will feature two, hour long extracts of exciting new work by Canadian playwrights read by professional actors.
We highly recommend popping in before hand for a delicious pizza and pint at the Old Red Lion to support this historic establishment which is generously donating their space to our festival. Stick around after to meet the writers, directors, actors, and join our expat community of artists.
We can't wait to see you there! Eh?!
DATES:
Sunday, June 28th and Monday, June 29th from 7:00pm.
VENUE:
Sunday, June 28th and Monday June 29th at The Old Red Lion at 418 St John St, London EC1V 4NJ
7:00pm start both nights - doors at 6:45pm
BOX OFFICE:
£15 General Admission
£12.50 Equity Members + Concession
Interview: Oh, Canada! Why London is the Perfect Stage for Canadian Storytelling | Everything Theatre
Two nights, four scripts and a whole lot of Canadian hospitality.
After a successful first run last August, our second festival takes place on Sunday, June 28th and Monday, June 29th from 7:00pm. Each night will feature two, hour long extracts of exciting new work by Canadian playwrights read by professional actors.
We highly recommend popping in before hand for a delicious pizza and pint at the Old Red Lion to support this historic establishment which is generously donating their space to our festival. Stick around after to meet the writers, directors, actors, and join our expat community of artists.
We can't wait to see you there! Eh?!
DATES:
Sunday, June 28th and Monday, June 29th from 7:00pm.
VENUE:
Sunday, June 28th and Monday June 29th at The Old Red Lion at 418 St John St, London EC1V 4NJ
7:00pm start both nights - doors at 6:45pm
BOX OFFICE:
£15 General Admission
£12.50 Equity Members + Concession
Interview: Oh, Canada! Why London is the Perfect Stage for Canadian Storytelling | Everything Theatre