Soup Can Theatre

I know we all have to pick our battles when it comes to how we spend our time and money – and up to now you’ve just had to trust us when we say our production is worth both – but don’t don’t take our word for it, check out what reviewer Leslie Barcza has to say:

“Bravo for the Brilliant Pairing … Makes a Powerful Impression … If this is Hell, I like it.“

Read the full review here: http://barczablog.com/2013/03/28/matchedset/

We still have plenty of tickets available for tonight – purchase online or at the door starting one hour before curtain!

Yup, our unique double bill of Samuel Barber’s A Hand of Bridge and Jean Paul Sartre’s No Exit opens tonight! If a skilled and vibrant cast, a live fourteen piece orchestra, and an ‘in the round’ performance on a custom built stage weren’t enough reason to come, then how about…

… The fact that our production is an editor’s pick in both Torontoist AND BlogTO …

… This thoughtful interview cast members Tennille Read (No Exit) and Keith O’Brien (A Hand of Bridge) did with Regent Radio’s Tien Providence …

… Our mascot “Bertram”. Wondering what, or even why he is? You’ll just have to come to the show and find out!

Hungry for a taste of our double bill presentation of Samuel Barber’s A Hand of Bridge and Jean Paul Sartre’s No Exit? Here are some delicious preview shots to satiate your appetite!

Two bold and classic shows for one affordable price! Yes, tickets are on sale now for our unique double-bill presentation of Samuel Barber’s wry and concise contemporary opera A Hand of Bridge and Jean Paul Sartre’s existential masterpiece No Exit. Tickets are available here!

We know many of you are keen to get a sample of what we have cooking for our double bill presentation of No Exit & A Hand of Bridge, so we’re taking a little time out of our rehearsal tomorrow evening to take a few delicious preview photos, and we will have them for your delectation very soon! Stay tuned!

With our exciting double bill presentation of A Hand of Bridge & No Exit coming up quickly, we thought this would be the perfect opportunity to overhaul what used to be our admittedly sluggish and not always easy to navigate website. We hope you’ll find our new site to be more sleek and functional. Please feel free to poke around!