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As we soak in the last rays of summer, it's time to get excited for fall—the return of our students, faculty, and staff, and all the dynamic things happening in our theatre. We can’t wait to welcome you through our doors once again.
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August: Phoenix at the Fringe
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Our current and former students are busy creating and performing in shows for the Victoria Fringe Festival—twelve days of live performances across the city, running August 20–31. With so many unique offerings to explore, here are just a few highlights!
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August 22-31 at The Metro Studio
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An ambitious, show-stopping trio sweats under the spotlight as their dreams come into conflict with reality. This riveting romp will take you through a theatrical journey of everything you've ever wanted to see onstage...in the form of an itemized list.
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August 22 and 31 at Intrepid Studio
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Two paranormal investigators try to save their jobs until an annoying mysterious entity comes along and lures them into playing a game to save them from their 'horrible fate.' Can they save themselves before their first date?
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August 27-31 at Baumann Centre
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A provincially mandated open mic for zoo animals where you'll see comedy, music, and ponderings on the nature of reincarnation.
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September: Staging Indigenous Voices
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Join us for the Indigenous Theatre Festival: Staging Our Voices, an artist-led gathering of sharing and teachings. This free, two-day event will take place on September 12–13 at the Phoenix Theatre. The festival will bring together Indigenous artists, Elders, and community leaders, featuring a blend of theatre performances, workshops, panels, and healing spaces designed to revitalize Indigenous languages and cultures.
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Performances will include "Utszan" by Yvonne Wallace, "Slip Away" by Samantha Sutherland, and dance by the Git Hayetsk Dancers, along with traditional hoop dance by Jay Genaille, and many more. Plus a diverse range of workshops exploring Indigenous language revitalization, storytelling, embodiment, and connection to land through theatre, movement and voice.
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October: The Salty Scent of Home
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We’re thrilled to open our 2025–26 Mainstage Season with The Salty Scent of Home, a vibrant new production running October 9–18 in the Chief Dan George Theatre.
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Created and directed by our Theatre Department Chair Dr. Yasmine Kandil, this original production—featuring current and former Phoenix students—brings to life the stories of six newcomer immigrants and refugees. Interwoven with lyrical poems inspired by the pattern of migratory birds, the performance celebrates freedom, resilience, and the strength of community. This moving piece reflects Kandil’s commitment to storytelling as empowerment. Don’t miss this timely and uplifting theatrical experience. Learn more
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Call the box office at 250-721-8000
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I Want to be in Theatre Open House
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Do you know a student who is passionate about theatre?
UVic Theatre invites prospective students—and their families or teachers—for a special behind-the-scenes look at life in one of Canada’s top theatre programs. Explore our exceptional facilities, connect with professors and current students in interactive sessions, take in a live rehearsal, enjoy a pizza lunch, and more!
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Whether they dream of performing on stage, working behind the scenes, or pursuing an academic path, UVic provides the skills and experience you need to thrive in the dynamic world of theatre.
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