Theatres in Cataraqui Woods, Kingston, ON

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Kingston Magic Theatre

Open now

1919 Spindlewood St, Kingston, K7P 3G5

(613) 281-0712

Theatrical Productions, Performing arts theater, Performance Art Theatre

Kingston Circus Arts

Closed now

1377 Midland Avenue, unit 460, Kingston, K7P 2W5

(343) 333-3446

Recreation center, Circus, Performance Art Theatre

Customers express high satisfaction with Kingston Circus Arts, praising the supportive environment, excellent coaching, friendly instructors, and adaptability to various skill levels. Some visitors have enjoyed attending workshops and shows.

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King's Town Players

202-506 Days Road, Kingston, K7M 5R4

(613) 583-7529

Performance Art Theatre, Non-profit organization, Theatre, Nonprofit Organization

Octave Theatre

711 Dalton Avenue, Kingston, K7M 8N6

+1 613-546-1331

Octave Theatre is highly regarded for its warm and knowledgeable staff, providing an excellent experience for those interested in French culture. The theatre is well-designed and caters to Franco-Ontarians.

Absolute Comedy

Open now

1187 Princess Street, Kingston, K7M 3E1

(613) 900-5400

Comedy club, Performance Art Theatre

Absolute Comedy is a popular destination for a night out, known for its friendly and personable staff and hilarious comedians. Customers appreciate the great food and decent drink selection, making it an enjoyable experience for many. The venue is comfortable with a good view of the stage from all seats.

Theatre Kingston

Closed now

629 Division St, Kingston, K7K 4B7

(613) 544-2021

Founded in 1990 as Theatre Beyond by Paul Gelineau, the company became The People’s Theatre Kingston in 1992 and had two more Artistic Directors under that name: Kathryn MacKay (1993-94) and Kathleen LeRoux (1994-97). In early 1998, AD Craig Walker (1997-2007) shortened its name to Theatre Kingston and moved into the Baby Grand Studio in Kingston’s historic Grand Theatre, where it began offering a full season of four or more productions a year (with occasional expeditions to alternative venues in Kingston and Toronto). During the tenure of AD Kim Renders (2008-2011), the company initiated several TYA initiatives to engage the next generation of theatre-goers in the region: the ‘Children’s Drama Club’ and a summer Drama camp for school-aged children.