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Celebrate the Stage

Experience the past, present, and future of Canada’s performing arts.

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Canada's Theatre Museum at The Elgin & Winter Garden Theatres

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Creative Champions Network’s Workshop Series

The 2024-2025 season for Creative Champions Network’s Workshop Series is coming to an end with a closing gathering on Wednesday, May 7th at Canada’s Theatre Museum.

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Canada's Theatre Museum at The Elgin & Winter Garden Theatres

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Lawrence and Miriam Adams Dance History Lecture

Tuesday, April 29, 2025 05:30 pm Dance Collection Danse is launching an annual lecture series to be held each April to celebrate International Dance Day and honour DCD’s co-founders. The lecture will form the first event in the new Dance History Downtown series held in collaboration with Canada's Theatre Museum.

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Canada's Theatre Museum at The Elgin & Winter Garden Theatres

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Film Screening: BILLY BISHOP GOES TO WAR

Wednesday April 16, 2025 7:00pm Introduction and Q&A with Eric Peterson. A Part of Reel Canada's National Canadian Film Day.

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Macdonald Heaslip Walkway of Theatre History

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Our Leaving Ladies: Canadian Actresses Starring on World Stages from the 1840s to 1940s

An exhibit celebrating Canadian women of the stage whose talent was recognized in theatres around the world.

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Herbert Whittaker: Designing for the Theatre

This online exhibit features designs by Herbert Whittaker, and is part of the Google Arts and Culture initiative and its non-commercial mission to preserve and bring the world’s art and culture online so it’s accessible to anyone, anywhere.

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Theatre Museum presents the Toronto Theatre Database Project

Trying to remember who was in that show you loved?

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Explore Our Collections

From the personal collection of a Canadian theatre icon to groundbreaking concept and design, immerse yourself in our rich theatrical history.

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Legend Library
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Insightful and inspiring, our library houses a resource for theatre artists, and helps paint a diverse picture of Canada’s contributions to the stage and performance – here and around the world.

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The Whittaker
Collection

Explore our collection of set and costume designs by Founding Chair, Herbert Whittaker. This selection of his collection of images and artifacts tells the vibrant story of the performing arts in Canada.

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Read what others have to say.

“Canada’s Theatre Museum is a foundational resource for all. It showcases our rich cultural history and points toward a glorious future. For the first time in our museum’s history, we have a permanent home. We can’t wait to welcome you and share all that we are.”

Colm Feore

Actor, Honorary Patron

“Museums are valuable for sharing stories and preserving the history of cultures, time periods, and impactful events while helping to create understanding, strengthen values, and clarify misconceptions”

Tantoo Cardinal

Actor, Honorary Patron

Land Acknowledgement

People have been performing stories on these lands since time immemorial. Canada’s Theatre Museum is honoured to be working and creating on the ancestral lands of the Wendat, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and the Anishinabek Nation, including the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation.