Théâtre Saint-Bruno Players

The company

Théâtre Saint-Bruno Players is a non-profit amateur theatre troupe started in 1975.

The company's goals are:

  • to offer quality theatre, at reasonnable prices
  • to give all members the opportunity to acquire experience in all aspects of theatre
  • to offer members new challenges and means of expression.
The troupe comprises some eighty anglophone and francophone members, of all ages. It is the only amateur theatre troupe in Québec producing plays in both the English and French languages. Anyone who has an enthusiasm for live theatre is welcome to join. Executive comittee
President: Robert Menard
Vice-president: Tina Keating
Secretary: Claire Lajoie
Treasurer: Bernard Belzile
Business manager: Réjean Faucher
Representant of francophone members: Alain Usereau
Representant of anglophone members: David McCallum
  • A wide repertoire of classical and modern plays for audiences of all ages.
  • More than 160 plays have been produced since 1975
  • Innovative and avant-garde plays
  • Original works, in music, dance and theatre, created exclusively for the troupe
  • An average of 10 plays a year, including 4 major productions (2 in english, 2 in french) : comedies, dramas, mysteries, pantomimes, monologues, short plays, etc...
  • Plays for children and teen-agers
  • Touring plays: South-Shore, Montreal and elsewhere.
  • Many prizes and awards at drama festivals.
Recent major productions:
May 2009 Shakespeare in Hollywood by Ken Ludwig
November 2009 La Nostalgie du Paradis by François Archambault
May 2009 The Last Resort by Norm Foster
April-may 2009 Les Voisins by Claude Meunier & Louis Saïa
Novembre 2009 Squabbles by Ken Ludwig
November 2008 Un Ami Imprévu by Robert Thomas
May 2008 Fleurs d'acier by Robert Harling, translated by François Tassé
April 2008 Moon over Buffalo by Ken Ludwig
November & December 2007 Il Campiello by Carlo Goldoni
November 2007 Des fraises en janvier by Évelyne de la Chenelière
May 2007 Le Temps des Lilas by Marcel Dubé
April 2007 Adult Entertainment by George F. Walker
December 2006 Sweeny Todd - The Demon Barber of Fleet Street by Stephen Sondheim
November 2006 La Nuit de Valognes by Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt
May 2006 Mieux vaut en rire, 9 sketchs, 27 characters
April 2006 Rumors by Neil Simon
December 2005 Lysistrata by Aristophanes
November 2005 Un air de famille by Agnès Jaoui & Jean-Pierre Bacri
April & May 2005 Bousille et les Justes by Gratien Gélinas
April 2005 Five Women Wearing the Same Dress by Alan Ball
December 2004 You'll get used to it (The War Show) by Peter Colley
November 2004 Le Génie du crime by George F. Walker translated by Maryse Warda
May 2004 Les Femmes Savantes by Molière
April & May 2004 Maggie's getting married by Norm Foster
November 2003 Beauty and the Beast by Warren Graves
November 2003 Souvenirs de Brighton Beach by Neil Simon
May 2003 La ménagère apprivoisée by Yvon Brochu
May 2003 Sylvia by A. R. Gurney
November 2002 Office Hours by Norm Foster
November 2002 Couples en délire 5 courtes pièces à rire
May 2002 The Man Who Came to Dinner by Moss Hart & George S. Kaufman
Nov/Déc 2001 In the woods by James Lapine
Novembre 2001 La Coupe Stainless by Jean Barbeau
Mai 2001 Désiré by Sacha Guitry
April 2001 Popcorn by Ben Elton
December 2000 A Tuna Christmas by Jaston Williams, Joe Sears and Ed Howard
Novembre 2000 Deux Tangos pour toute une vie by Marie Laberge
Nov/Dec 99 Les Muses Ophelines by Michel-Marc Bouchard
November 99 The Murderer in the Mirror by Peter Colley
May 99 Appelez-moi Stéphane by Claude Meunier and Louis Saia
April 99 London Suite by Neil Simon
December 98 Opening Night by Norm Foster
May 98 «La cage aux folles» by Jean Poiret
December 97 Departures and Arrivals by Carol Shields
May 97 Une aspirine pour deux by Woody Allen
December 96 The wind in the willows by Kenneth Graham
November 96 Les Voisins by Claude Meunier and Louis Saïa
May 96 La maison hantée by Yvon Brochu
April 96 Waiting for the parade by John Murieu
December 95 The best Christmas pageant ever by B. Robinson
November 95 La Souricière by Agatha Christie
May 95 Treize à table by Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon
April 95 Ravenscroft by Don Negro



  • Participating in a theatrical production from the first rehearsal to opening night.
  • Learning new skills: designing costumes, building sets, conceiving lighting schemas, etc
  • Attending workshops, given by professionnals, on all trades of the theatre: directing, acting, set desing, make-up, etc...
  • Meeting and exchanging ideas with other members of amateur theatre companies.


Prochain spectacle en français



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