April 2021 Newsletter
/Pivot, Adapt, Reimagine - keywords that created a foundation for the Arts this year. Axis focussed on the question: what we CAN do within our bubble, amidst uncertainty and physical limitations? As it turns out…
Read MorePivot, Adapt, Reimagine - keywords that created a foundation for the Arts this year. Axis focussed on the question: what we CAN do within our bubble, amidst uncertainty and physical limitations? As it turns out…
Read MoreTaran Kootenhayoo worked with Axis Theatre many times, he always brought a humour and quirkiness that was all his own. We are devastated to acknowledge his passing. Taran’s fierce energy and commitment was unparalleled…
Read MorePhew! This year is definitely one for the history books! As we enter the darkest time of year, here in the Northern Hemisphere, we continue to devote ourselves to the mission of creating art for the young and young-at-heart…
Read MoreBe it from our desks, our homes or somewhere in between, the Axis staff has been focused on our purpose - education and entertainment - and that focus has been driving us forward to continue creating work …
Read MoreQuelqu’un t’aime Monsieur Hatch retourne cette année avec une mini-tournée à Saguenay, QC le 26 et 27 juillet 2023…
FROG BELLY RAT BONE by Timothy Basil Ering, adapted by Chris McGregor, is back on the road! The show is touring exclusively to schools this season. Read more about the team on tour below!…
Catch two films based on Kwantlen First Nation tales ALL DAY LONG. Created by poet, author, and playwright Joseph A. Dandurand, who is the Director of the Kwantlen Cultural Centre…
Axis Theatre acknowledges that we live, work and play on the unceded and traditional territories of the Coast Salish peoples – sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh), and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) nations.
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