After a sold-out weekend of Legally Blonde: The Musical , the audience was raving with reviews!

Check out a snippet of what they had to say and then jump online and grab your tickets before they are all gone. Purchase here >>

As a part of a global initiative across 50 cities, Night of Ideas: Being Alive will bring together a dynamic mix of international artists, writers, philosophers, performers, and activists to explore what it means to be alive in the multiplicities of the body and the entanglements of identity. This FREE event occurs on the three main floors of Hart House and runs 7 pm until midnight this Saturday, January 25, 2020.

As one of the many artistic presentations, H  art House Theatre is thrilled to be partnering with RARE Theatre to bring you performance work that explores the intersection of disability and sexuality. Directed by award-winning Canadian Theatre icon Judith Thompson, and featuring performances and personal creations by Dylan Harman, Krystal Nausbaum and Nikoletta Erdelyi, these performances will occur inside the Hart House Chapel throughout the evening, so be sure to grab a program upon arrival for the final listing of performance times and other events. More information here >>

In celebration of our 100th Anniversary Season and the incredibly talented people who have graced our stage over the years, we're highlighting an alumnus member of the Hart House Theatre family each month. This month, we feature Dustyn Wales: a professional Stage Manager who has helped us develop and showcase emergent talent for over a decade.

Although Dustyn is not a graduate of U of T, he was able to join the work of Hart House Theatre in 2008 as an Assistant Stage Manager for King Lear.

From there, he went on to Stage Manage The Great American Trailer Park Musical, Robin Hood: The Legendary Family Musical, The Tempest, Jesus Christ Superstar, Into the Woods, consulted on Heathers: The Musical and more.

Read more about Dustyn and other distinguished alumni here >>