House on Fire Theatre’s ‘Never Swim Alone’ packs emotional punch

As the sun began to set over the St. Lawrence River, audiences were treated to an outdoor spectacle like no other.

October 7, 2025

One art exhibit at Queen’s leapt off the walls this weekend—literally.

September 19, 2025

The Dan Studio Series (DSS) prepares to showcase the creativity of student-theatre at Queen’s.

July 28, 2025

From June 5 to July 12, Kingston’s annual Ground UP Dance Festival offered chances for the third year in a row of collaboration among emerging and established artists, supporting local talent while making dance accessible for all members of the Kingston community.

Drag Queen’s On Trial puts society’s prejudices on the witness stand.

Family isn’t always perfect—but in Family Container, it’s powerful.

Queen’s Musical Theatre has their hands on a cult classic.

Theo Fest isn’t your average theatre festival—or class project.

What do Wikipedia, Joe Biden, and Ms. Frizzle have in common? They all find themselves on a reality television set in the Queen’s Players winter show.

This modern take on Macbeth proves its themes remain politically poignant.

Among all the DAN School Majors I’ve seen over the past four years of my degree, Love and Information shines brighter than the rest.

Love and Information promises to be fast, unpredictable, and impossible to ignore.

On Halloween night a group of friends find themselves in a church, where long-buried secrets throw their relationships into question.

Dedicated to bringing Chinese theatre to life in Kingston, Yu Theatre Society’s Snow in Midsummer: The Silence demonstrates the ability of corruption and injustice to silence the vulnerable.

Queen’s Musical Theatre (QMT) paints a masterpiece with Sunday in the Park with George.

It’s time for comedy-lovers to report for jury duty. Queen’s Players are now in the second week of performances for Law Tuah and Disorder: Dune’n Hard Time (The Ho Ho HOTTOJOE! Erotic Special).

Though difficult to follow at times, The Other Shore is vindicated by its high production quality and magnetic performances.

Upcoming events include “Daylight Savings Tour” set to burn bright, Kasador to play The Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts, and art show for charity set at the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning.

In spite of a challenging year for the production team, audiences gathered en masse to experience the latest installment of the Dan Studio Series: “Resilience.” The 2024-25 DAN Studio Series (DSS) team premiered five plays from Oct. 30 to Nov. 3.

Pulled together in only two weeks, Hedda Gabler captivates audiences for two hours straight. Queen’s Theatre Troupe’s (QTT) Hedda Gabler runs from Nov. 2 to 10 in Theological Hall, home to the DAN School of Drama and Music.

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