Hear ye, hear ye! It is with immense joy that I unveil the 2026–2027 season for Théâtre Cercle Molière. I put it together myself, like a grown-up. It is joyful, colourful, poetic, and grounded. There’s plenty to make you laugh, cry, think, and be surprised...
Come join us. We’re going to have fun this year — I guarantee it.
Looking forward to seeing you,
ArtisticDirector & Co-Executive Director for TCM
Subscriptions
Don't miss out on early bird princing: Subscribe beforeJuly 31, 2026 and save $20 !
100th Season Special: Regular Subscription
(Until July 31, 2026 only)
$ 126
100th Season Special: Senior Subscription
(Until July 31, 2026 only)
$ 106
The subscription includes 4 tickets, one for each of the following shows: Les fourberies de Scapin, L’hiver de nos vies, Ma fille Ève, and Hippocampe.
Regular Subscription
$ 146
Senior Subscription
(65 years +)
$ 126
Prices do not include GST.
Plays
Les fourberies de Scapin
October 14 to 24, 2026
This play is included in the subsciption package / Subtitles available in French or English
A contemporary take on Scapin highlights a rebellion that still resonates today. Léandre dreams of love and a life in theatre, but his father, Géronte, expects him to take over the family business. With help from the crafty Scapin, he outsmarts authority through clever schemes, upending the established order.
Produced by Théâtre Cercle Molière
Written by Molière, contemporary adaptation by Sylvain Sabatié
Directed by Marie-Ève Fontaine
L'hiver de nos vies
November 18 to 28, 2026
This play is included in the subsciption package / Subtitles available in French or English
The pandemic brought uncertainty, isolation, and loss, while also creating space for collective memory. In 2019, the author began collecting testimonies from six seniors in Manitoba to preserve these intimate stories. From these encounters—including one with her mother—emerged L’hiver de nos vies, a theatrical experience that is both personal and universal.
Co-produced by France Adams and Théâtre Cercle Molière
Written by France Adams
Petite Ondine
January 16, 2027
Youth play (not included in the subscription, no subtitles)
Petite Ondine, daughter of the Ocean King, dreams of the human world despite the ban. She seeks out the Sea Witch, who demands a sacrifice. This feminist reimagining of Andersen’s tale follows a heroine in search of independence, exploring identity and freedom through a coming-of-age story combining object theatre and music.
Produced by Kleine Compagnie and Théâtre de la Seizième (Vancouver)
Written by Anaïs Pellin, based on Andersen’s fairy tale
Ma fille Ève
February 3 to 13, 2027
This play is included in the subsciption package / Subtitles available in French or English
An African family has just arrived in Canada. As newcomers, they must not only learn how to integrate into Canadian society but also protect their culture from being absorbed by the dominant one. In doing so, they face difficulties and obstacles in maintaining their traditions and cultural practices.
Produced by Théâtre Cercle Molière
Written by Gislain Kibaga
H¡T!
April 2 and 3, 2027
Youth play (not included in the subscription, no subtitles)
Cody, aka CodyBeatz, is 16 and refuses to follow the path her father has planned for her in medicine. Instead, she dreams of making music. While scrolling through social media, she meets Félix, aka Filou, an aspiring rapper her age who creates a new online identity to escape cyberbullying. Together, Cody produces the music while Félix writes the lyrics, and their duo quickly takes off. But while Cody longs for honesty and genuine connections, Félix becomes consumed by fame, changing completely in the process — and driving them apart.
Produced by Théâtre I.N.K. (Montreal)
Written by Julien Beauseigle
Hippocampe
May 26 to 29, 2027
This play is included in the subsciption package / Subtitles available in French or English
Summer 2020. An artist father whose projects have all been cancelled sets off on a road trip with his six-year-old daughter, travelling from southeastern New Brunswick to the Laurentians. Along the way, he realizes that being a parent means staying in conversation with the child you once were — and revisiting your own grief. Performed by Marc-André Charron, who effortlessly embodies multiple characters, the story unfolds alongside the haunting live music of Acadian musicians Maggie Savoie and Sylvie Boulianne, whose original compositions accompany this intimate journey.
Produced by Satellite théâtre (Moncton)
Written by Marc-André Charron
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Ticket Prices
For the four general audience shows that are also included in the subscription:
Regular
$ 41,50
Senior
(65 and over)
$ 36,50
Student
$ 26,50
Youth
(12 and under)
$ 11,50
Rush*
(Limited quantity available at the door only, starting 1 hour before the show)
$ 16,50
For the two youth shows (Petite Ondine and H¡T!):
Regular
$ 26,50
Youth
(12 and under)
$ 21,50
Rush*
(Limited quantity available at the door only, starting 1 hour before the show)
$ 16,50
Prices do not include GST.
You can also enjoy...
L’aparté: a special pre-show conversation in the TCM lobby
Before the performance, dive into the themes of the show with Marie-ÈveFontaine and a guest speaker. (Selected dates)
Bords de scène (Post-show talks): meet the artists
After the performance, chat with the artists, ask your questions, anddiscover the creative process behind the production, from directing to performance. (Selected dates)
Theatre training and classes for adults
More information coming soon!