About Repercussion
Repercussion Theatre, known for its Shakespeare-in-the-Park summer theatre tour, is one of the few theatre companies in the world that tours professional, classically based productions to different communities. Over the years, Repercussion has performed in many unique spaces, traveling through the U.S. and Canada.
The company also offers classical theatre productions year-round along with acting classes and professional workshops, as well as educational outreach and professional workshops.
As an integral part of the cultural fabric of Montreal, Repercussion Theatre is dedicated to building community – bringing people together to experience high quality, professional, classically based theatre regardless of income, culture, language, age or education. By supporting Repercussion Theatre, you are investing in a much-loved Montreal tradition, helping to create memories, and introducing new generations to live theatre.
Please join us this summer for this unique outdoor theatre experience. Your support as an audience member, financial supporter or volunteer is vital to Repercussion Theatre’s success.
Mission
Repercussion Theatre’s mission is to deliver professional, classically
based, visually dynamic theatre that is accessible to all, regardless of
income, culture, language, age or education.We bring the performing
arts to people in their communities – reaching new audiences and
inspiring in them, a lifelong love of theatre.
Vision
To be the centre for English-language classical theatre in Montreal
(Canada), where young people go to start their careers, professional
actors come to mentor youth, and the public comes to be transformed.
Values
We believe:
- Access to quality entertainment regardless of income.
- Live theatre changes lives.
- Shakespeare is timeless wisdom.
- Theatre can happen anywhere.
- Mentoring young artists is a responsibility of Repercussion Theatre.
- Community matters.
- In introducing innovative interpretations of classic theatre by
infusing them with a distinct Montréal artistic and cultural sensibility
through the use of multidisciplinary art forms and contemporary
references.













