Repercussion Theatre

CANCELLATION – We’re sorry to announce that today’s 5:00 p.m. performance at the Greenwood Centre in Hudson is cancelled due to the air quality advisory and illness within our team. We hope everyone recovers quickly and are exploring the possibility of rescheduling. Follow us on social media for updates, and thank you for your understanding.

New Leadership Announceent

Meet our new Artistic and Managing Director…

Shakespeare-in-the-Park 2025

The final product was riveting!

– Sinj Karan, Montreal Rampage.

The Tragedy of Julius Caesar cast 2016 | © Studio Baron Photography

Another highly engaging and entertaining interpretation.

– Andrew Sawyer, Montreal Theatre Hub.

Measure for Measure 2019 cast | © Studio Baron Photography

If music be the food of love, then last night’s show of Twelfth Night... was a feast indeed.

– Anna Fuerstenberg, Montreal Rampage.

Mike Payette and Emilia Hellman in Twelfth Night 2015 | © Studio Baron Photography

Clear, crisp rendering, imaginatively designed.

– Jim Burke, The Gazette.

Romeo & Juliet: Love is Love cast 2018 | © Studio Baron Photography

Outstanding performance, such high calibre.

– Marie Fabiola Bolduc

Much Ado About Nothing cast 2017 | © Studio Baron Photography

Repercussion’s best Shakespeare in the Park ever!

– Pat Donnelly, The Gazette.

Founded in 1988, Montreal’s Repercussion Theatre is best known for its annual Shakespeare-in-the-Park summer tour. As a professional theatre company and non-profit arts organization, our core values are artistic excellence, social relevance and accessibility.

“And this our life, exempt from public haunt, Finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, Sermons in stones, and good in everything. I would not change it.” — As You Like It

At Repercussion Theatre, we believe that classical texts are living conversations. We aim to create a space where new voices can meet timeless stories.

– Catherine Savoie, Artistic and Managing Director.

Statement on Respectful Workspaces

Artists shouldn’t have to choose between getting work and their sense of self-worth.