Producer & presenter
of original performance
An avid supporter of local independent creators, and an engaged community member.
We believe in social change and in the vital role that professional theatre has in contributing to that change.
Latest News!
Performance Lab Roundtable on Alternative Forms of Governance
May 14, 2024Performance Lab: A sustainable creative practice with Erin Pettifor
May 14, 2024Performance Lab: Crafting a Content Flag for your Show with Charlie Peters
May 14, 2024Performance Lab Indigenizing Performance Spaces – Sissy Thiessen Kootenayoo
March 11, 2024Performance Lab: Technical Theatre Fundamentals – Jasper Poole & Liv Bunge – The Playhouse – 6:30 PM -8:00 PM
February 26, 2024Performance Lab: Finding the Art in Access with Carly Neis
January 12, 2024Performance Lab 1: Stage Combat Brawling with Morgan Yamada
November 9, 2023Azimuth Theater Association – Annual General Meeting
October 17, 2023Azimuth Artist Highlight – Kaili Che
September 15, 2023Azimuth Theatre is a proud member of Tatawaw
Azimuth Theatre acknowledges and honours that we are on Treaty 6 territory, the original home of the Indigenous nations of the Cree, Nakota-Sioux, Blackfoot, Dene-Tsuu T’ina, and Métis. We strive to incorporate the treaty values of kinship and peace into all aspects of our work.
Azimuth Theatre is committed to reviving and practicing the spirit of TATAWAW, which means “Welcome. There is room”. We approach our work in the community and in the arts with mindfulness towards this tradition engaging in meaningful relationships, inclusive practices, responsibility and integrity in leadership, a growth mind-set, and a belief in abundance over scarcity. We believe our future will be stronger when everyone is welcome to the circle and we are eager to do the work to get there. We are all treaty people.