Theatre Kingston produces new and existing work, the Storefront Fringe Festival, a series of child/youth engagement activities and collaborates with local theatre practitioners to build a strong cultural voice in the region. Our primary goal is to give our audiences examples of the art form at a calibre seen on the stages of the major Canadian urban centres. We are driven by the mission to strengthen the city’s theatre community and to allow the possibility for our stories and our artists to move beyond the city limits into the Canadian cultural landscape.

Theatre Kingston presents work at various venues across the city, including the Grand Theatre, the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts, The Tett Center for Creativity and Learning and many more. The company has been producing theatre for 28 years, introducing Kingston to some of Canada’s best plays and playwrights. We strive to provide emerging artists in the community with opportunities to work with and connect to professional artists from all over Canada.

​Rosemary Doyle

Artistic Director/Producer ​ | rosemary@theatrekingston.com
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​In August of 2018 Kingston native Rosemary Doyle returned to Kingston after 30 years after the results of a Canada Wide search for Theatre Kingston's  New Artistic Producer. A theatre professional for over 31 years, Rosemary brings a wealth of experience to the job.  She has performed lead roles for Mirvish and Shaw, is an award winning playwright and the founding Artistic Director of Red Sandcastle Theatre in Toronto. Rosemary is thrilled and honoured to return home to be a part of the talented and dedicated theatre community that Kingston is famous for.

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Ted Worth

Business Manager | tworth@theatrekingston.com

BA (York University, English/Theatre) has been employed in the administration and management of charitable, not-for-profit arts organizations for over 30 years.  During his career he has worked with the Centaur Theatre Company (Montréal), Kingston Symphony, Caravan Stage Society, Kingston Artists’ Association (Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre). As a volunteer, Ted served for four years on the executive of the Kingston Arts Council from 1999 to 2003. Ted was also employed by the Kingston Arts Council as the Grants Director working on the administration of the City of Kingston Arts Fund from 2007 to 2015.

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