Globe Theatre
1801 Scarth Street S4P2G9 Regina, SK, Canada

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week for our our second live play reading series! We look foreward to more online programming to share with you all. Thank you to our wonderful cast and creatives who made this possible. Skyler Anderson | Director, Mooch... Jennifer Brewin | Assistant Director Mark Claxton | George Erin Goodpipe | June Pete Kywayhat | Floyd Leze Pewapsconias | Christine Globe Theatre acknowledges the generous support of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association.

This summer, the Autism Resource Centre and Globe Theatre School are collaborating to bring you Camp Connect, a program that gives teens on the spectrum a chance to build their social skills through participating in daily recreational activities, volunteering, and improv. This program is designed for individuals ages 13-18 who are looking to connect with their peers in a fun, summer camp environment. More info below!

Meet our final artist for our LIVE play reading series, happening tomorrow Friday, April 30! Leze Pewapsconias | Christine Leze, an Indigenous student pursuing a degree in Drama and Studio Art, is in her 3rd year of studies at the University of Saskatchewan. Hailing from Little Pine First Nation, Leze maintains a close connection to her spirituality while utilizing Western approaches to acting in her pursuit for organic and ethical performance and art. She looks forward to performing and creating in various media and expanding her range in future productions. Last minute RSVP? Click here: http://globetheatrelive.com//live-play-reading-series-with

Congratulations to Sierra Mary, one of our Artistic Associates here at Globe Theatre and soon to be graduate of Studio 58!

Meet the Artist! Pete Kywayhat | Floyd My name is Pete Kytwayhat, I am from Treaty 6 territory as a registered member of Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation Band. I am currently residing in Vancouver which occupies the unceded territories of the xmkym (Musqueam), Swxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Selílwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. I am a father to a wonderful 6-year-old boy. I am also a 4th year Film and Media Production major at the First Nations University of Canada. I am... a practicing playwright and theatre actor in Treaty 4 Territory. This allowed me to collaborate, develop, and perform many beautiful works. It also allowed me to perform for and alongside wonderfully gifted artists, groups, and theatre companies. In Vancouver I am pursuing my career goal to be a full-time video editor. Click here to RSVP: http://globetheatrelive.com//live-play-reading-series-with

Our Globe Theatre School online sessions have been such a joy for students and instructors alike. Working with other creatives is essential for fostering inspiration and growth during these times. From left to right, the group is: Eleanor Suggit; Ryland Alexander (Instructor); Lucas Babcock; Jordan Canning, Katie Gherasim; Blayne Thompson; Shelby Kaytor

Still a few spots available for our LIVE play reading this Friday. Meet the Artist! Erin Goodpipe | June Erin is a dakóta wíya / anishinaabekwe from tatanka najin oyate (Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation) and is a multidisciplinary artist, educator, and researcher. She is currently in the Master of Indigenous Education program, as well an instructor at First Nations University of Canada.... Alongside her education, she is a television host on APTN’s The Other Side and is involved in Indigenous health and wellness research projects. Erin was a co-creator and performer in Making Treaty 4, and an actor in In Care and an actor in the reading of Education is Our Right. She is also a founding member of the Making Treaty 4 Collective and is happy to unite once again with members of the Collective to bring life to When Our Blood Mixes. In her spare time, Erin enjoys being out on the land or creating art with her husband and six younger siblings. Click here to RSVP: http://globetheatrelive.com//live-play-reading-series-with

Enjoy the long weekend everyone! Our office will be closed April 2, 2021 - April 5, 2021. Take care and stay safe. We re-open April 6, 2021.

#WorldTheatreDay

Meet the Artist! Mark Claxton | George Mark has made his home on Treaty 4 territory (Regina) since 2005. He completed the Globe Theatre’s inaugural acting conservatory program in 2008 and since then has been making theatre as an actor, director, and producer on the lands of treaties 4 and 6. Mark’s most recent stage appearance was with SaskExpress as Jean/The Narrator in A Christmas Story. He is looking forward to reprising his role as George in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf...?, slated to be produced by XTasis Screen/Stage in Regina this coming fall. Deep gratitude to Sky and Jennifer for the opportunity to experience and share this beautiful and essential piece of truth. May it somehow contribute to our long journey toward reconciliation. Limited spots available! Click here to RSVP: http://globetheatrelive.com//live-play-reading-series-with

A new song series about women in Shakespeare's plays, "Lady Macbeth and the Not Quite Dead" is out now and features Artistic Associate, Sierra Haynes! Click below to hear her piece on Ophelia’s story. https://www.musicaltheatreworks.ca/shows/ladymacbeth ... Created by artists across Canada and commissioned by Musical TheatreWorks.

Canada’s #HardestHit businesses need that certainty and predictability. @CAFreeland, we need to hear in the budget that CEWS and CERS will continue until the end of 2021 for those who qualify in industries like ours that have been highly impacted by COVID.

Here's one last look at Globe Theatre's Main Stage! Take a quick virtual walkthrough our second floor before it gets an upgrade. We will be posting more videos to give you a full view of the building. Share your fond memories in the comments section below.

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We want to hear from you! Please take a moment to fill out our survey. Your responses help our team with future programming and allow us to better understand our patrons needs. Link here: http://survey.constantcontact.com//a07ehiu4sflkjykex/start

Renovation Update: Here's an update on the redevelopment of our building with P3A Architecture! Thanks to our project lead James Youck. "The Globe Theatre Redevelopment project is continuing through the design process. The design team led by P3A has been working closely with Globe Theatre’s senior leadership to refine the concept design to ensure that patron and performer spaces are modernized and improved. The focus of the design is ensuring that the theatre proper represent...s a leap forward for the company presenting opportunities to enhance the live theatre experience. The project faces challenges as the nearly 100-year-old Prince Edward Building has been vacated and some deconstruction work has begun. Surprises lurk in every wall and ceiling as the construction team led by Ledcor Construction begin the work. The project focus is now on coordinating the information provided by the numerous project stakeholders and balancing the needs and wants of the project against the available budget. This is a constantly evolving process and is of significant challenge on a complex project. Major trade contractors for mechanical and electrical systems have been brought onto the team to assist in project planning and budgeting as the design team proceeds into contract document preparation over the next number of months. Construction action will begin to ramp up through summer and will hit its stride in late fall. The final design, when unveiled, will boast a completely reimagined Main Stage, an enhanced black-box theatre, new Box Office, support spaces, and public amenities. One of the most notable changes will be the creation of a public lobby on the main floor of the building bringing a presence for Globe Theatre to the street level. New mechanical and electrical systems will provide greater patron comfort and improved energy efficiency. The new Globe Theatre will still be inexorably connected to its past, but it will be a facility that will look to the next 50 year horizon and Globe moves into future decades of performances". James J. Youck Principal, Architect, P3A Architecture. B.A., B.Arch, SAA, FRAIC, AIA International (Photo by Megan Obrigewitsch from Instagram)

"It is with great sadness that we say farewell to Globe Theatre supporter and friend Jacqui Shumiatcher. Globe's Shumiatcher Sandbox Series was bold and imaginative and over the years able to grow and develop because of the generous support of Drs Morris and Jacqui Shumiatcher. Thank you, Jacqui. You will be missed." Jaime Boldt | Executive Director, Globe Theatre

During the move we found a photo album from 2002 #throwback Who doesn't love flipping through a physical photo album.

The first week of our Stepping Out Auction is now active! Check out some incredible items that are up for auction and take home a piece of Globe Theatre history! https://www.32auctions.com/organizati/72934/auctions/90124 Prairie Life Tub by Catherine Bridge.

More from our Stepping Out Auction! These church pews are available for individual sale here: https://www.32auctions.com/organizati/72934/auctions/90127 The church pews started their lives in the old Regina Cemetery Chapel. Five of these pews were displayed as a part of the Civic Museum of Regina's Collection (formerly The Plains Museum) until they were gifted to Globe Theatre for seating in our 2nd-floor and 3rd-floor corridors.... Item is one single bench. Solid wood construction. The length is 9 feet, the backrest is 37 inches tall, and the seat is 22 inches deep. This pew has the embellishment on the right side when you are facing the bench.

Get your copy of A Round for 50 Years: A History of Regina's Globe Theatre by Gerald Hill now! Bid on a copy in our Stepping Out Auction. How do you plant and grow a professional theatre company on the southern prairie where none has existed since the late 1920s? You want to, with a passion and a vision. ... And you take a chance, believing in what you’re doing. You absolutely do not refuse any offers of help. You assemble a coterie of likeminded souls. And even when you feel like quitting, you play on. That, in broad strokes, is the story this book will tell, of Ken and Sue Kramer and Susan Ferley and Ruth Smillie, of their thousands of collaborators, their audience, their hundreds of performances on the road or at home (one home or another). And, always, in the round. Available in our Stepping Out Auction: https://www.32auctions.com//au/90127/auction_items/2618280

Beast Mask from Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Created for the 2019 Main Stage production of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, this headpiece is designed by Regina born Emersen Ziffle. Ziffle has worked on make-up and visual effects on movies such as WolfCop, Power Rangers and Krampus. His full filmography can be found here: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3048918/ Link to this item on our auction page: https://www.32auctions.com//au/90127/auction_items/2593055

Beautiful set design maquette from Tally’s Folly from our 1990|1991 Main Stage Season. Available on our Stepping Out Auction online. This is a = 1’ scale maquette of the set design for Talley’s Folly, which was presented as a part of the 1990|1991 Main Stage Season. The production was directed by Margaret Bard and the set was designed by Warren Carrie. Talley’s Folly ... By Lanford Wilson March 6 to 16, 1991 This is a compassionate, funny play about two people and their courtship. Matt is a not-too-old Jewish bachelor from a city background, a survivor of European anti-Semitism. Sally is a not-so-young Missouri spinster whose family would desperately like to see her marry anyone except Matt. A touching and funny exploration of two people who strive to break through their protective emotional shells and open up to love. See more

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Take a look at a few of the custom made Hillberg & Berk pieces available in our auction! Click on the link below to bid now. https://www.32auctions.com/organizati/72934/auctions/90127 Item description can be found on each image.

Going through our storage closets we found a few interesting items that deserve to find a new home! Check out our auction page for more details. We will have a number of custom-made pieces of jewelry, designed by Hillberg & Berk , available. These one-of-a-kind pieces were designed for two separate productions: The Snow Queen (2015) and Much Ado About Nothing (2014). 2015|2016 Main Stage production of The Snow Queen, with design input from the production’s Set and Costume de...signer Scott Penner 2014|2015 Main Stage production of Much Ado About Nothing, with design input from the production’s Set and Costume designer Nick Blais.

Week two has officially opened! Click below to view our items listed https://www.32auctions.com/organizati/72934/auctions/90127

Stepping Out Auction - Item Feature: The Glass Menagerie Signed Show poster VALUE: 250$... Unframed, autographed show poster from The Glass Menagerie, March 6-22, 1997, presented at The National Arts Centre in Ottawa. Autographed by Shirley Douglas and her son Kiefer Sutherland who both starred in the production. The poster dimensions are 24 x 15. Link to auctions: https://www.32auctions.com/globe-stepping-out-week-1 https://www.32auctions.com/globe-stepping-out-week-2 https://www.32auctions.com/globe-stepping-out-week-3

Another upcoming auction item, a custom painted piano by local artist Brandy Jones Indigenous Artist . Artist Bio: Tungasugit, Welcome. Originally from Williams Lake, British Colombia, Brandy Jones is an Inuit artist based out of Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Her art is an abstract interpretation of many styles of native art combined. Her work is inspired by Haida, Salish, Inuit and Plains art, The bright colors represent all nations. Brandy’s work represents the unity o...f all Indigenous nations and forms a unique abstract style of her own that has not been seen before. Her intention is to place a spotlight on the Indigenous Peoples of Canada and the fibers of their rich and colorful heritage. She strongly believes that there is healing through heritage and continues to learn and share knowledge daily. Brandy has been privileged to work full time as an artist and chooses to use her gifts and voice to both educate and inspire people on the beauty, hardships and success that Indigenous people have faced in the past and present. Brandy values her time with her family and friends and tries to interact with her customers and the people in her life on a personal level. Her use of abstract mixed mediums leaves the viewer with the curiosity to explore the layers of beauty that lie within Canada's Indigenous peoples. Brandy’s artwork can be found on her Artists Instagram (@BrandyJonesIndigenousArtist) or facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/BrandyJonesIndigenousArt). See more

Globe Stepping Out Auction! Floral Oasis Tub by Catherine Bridge "I designed this tub on a particularly gloomy and cloudy day. I found myself longing to see more colour, vibrance and something that looked a little more alive. Adorned with four painted hibiscus flowers in vibrant colours; with gold claw foot legs, this tub will add some beautiful colour to ones home or yard. For having been painted during a gloomy week, there is a vibrant glow about the colours when sunligh...t hits them." This tub's auction starts on Nov 30th at 9am and bidding will begin at $300. Available in week 3. Auction links: https://www.32auctions.com/globe-stepping-out-week-1 https://www.32auctions.com/globe-stepping-out-week-2 https://www.32auctions.com/globe-stepping-out-week-3