Theatres à Kingston, ON
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370 King Street West, Kingston, K7L 2X4
(613) 546-5460
Costumes, Public Schools, Theatrical, School Dramatic Art, Performing arts theater, Costume Masquerade, Schools, Speech, Educational Services 
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218 Princess Street, Kingston, K7L 1B2
(613) 530-2050
Performance Art Theatre, Theatre, Exce, Legislative & General Government, Executive 
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218 Princess Street, Kingston, K7L 1B2
(613) 530-2050
Festival, Performance Art Theatre 
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1919 Spindlewood St, Kingston, K7P 3G5
(613) 281-0712
Theatrical Productions, Performing arts theater, Performance Art Theatre 
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1377 Midland Avenue, unit 460, Kingston, K7P 2W5
(343) 333-3446
Recreation center, Circus, Performance Art Theatre 
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370 King St W, Kingston, K7L 2X4
(613) 583-5998
Performance Art Theatre, Performing Arts School 
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146 Clergy St. E, Kingston, K7K 3S3
(613) 767-8178
Performance Art Theatre, Performing Arts Group 
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1187 Princess Street, Kingston, K7M 3E1
(613) 900-5400
Comedy club, Performance Art Theatre 
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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.