Crow’s Theatre is ecstatic to announce another extension week for NATASHA, PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812, now on stage until February 18. Unprecedented demand for “musical theatre at its best” (Toronto Star), has THE GREAT COMET now running for eleven weeks at Streetcar Crowsnest.

Advance buzz for the French-Haitian creation L'AMOUR TELLE UNE CATHÉDRALE ENSEVELIE, which visits Vancouver’s PuSH Festival and Winnipeg’s Théâtre Cercle Molière before arriving in Toronto, has prompted a move to the Fleck Dance Theatre at Harbourfront Centre to accommodate the incredible amount of interest in the show. The performance schedule will remain the same for Théâtre français de Toronto’s presentation, in association with Crow’s Theatre, of the NOUS Théâtre production with four shows only performed in French and Creole with English surtitles.

In this deeply personal story, Haitian, avant-garde, theatrical auteur Guy Régis Jr tells the tale of a son who journeys across the ocean to reunite with his mother in Canada. The haunting and spirited melodies in this intimate opera-theatre-dance-concert hybrid reveals the emotional impact of leaving, yearning, mourning, and hoping.

More information and to purchase tickets visit www.crowstheatre.com.

A Crow’s Theatre and The Musical Stage Company Co-Production

NATASHA, PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 by Dave Malloy

Choreography by Ray Hogg

Music Direction by Ryan deSouza

Directed by Chris Abraham

With Divine Brown, Evan Buliung, Rita Dottor, Camille Eanga-Selenge, Donna Garner, Hailey Gillis, George Krissa, Lawrence Libor, Marcus Nance, Heeyun Park 박희윤, Andrew Penner, Louise Pitre, Brendan Wall

On stage now until February 18

Streetcar Crowsnest, Guloien Theatre

Théâtre français de Toronto in association with Crow’s Theatre present the NOUS Théâtre production

L’AMOUR TELLE UNE CATHÉDRALE ENSEVELIE

Written and directed by Guy Régis Jr

Music composed by Amos Coulanges

February 22 to 25, 2024

Opening Night: Friday, February 23, 2024

FLECK DANCE THEATRE, 207 Queens Quay West (Harbourfront Centre, Queen’s Quay Terminal)

Performed in French and Creole with English surtitles

Multilingual smart glasses available