Shows 1990-2024

** indicates a WORLD PREMIERE
2024-2025
Boy Beatle by Richard Sheridan Willis, directed by Janet Irwin
Alice and the World We Live In by Alexandria Haber, directed by Rosemary Doyle
Christmas Carol by John D. Huston
Big Ticket by Jim Garrard, directed by Rosemary Doyle
Parents Night by George F. Walker, directed by Ian Malcolm
Family Container** written and directed by Seymour Irons
TKFRINGE 2025 -18 shows

​2023-2024
**Blood River by Chole Whitehorn, directed by Rosemary Doyle
Bakersfield Mist by Steven Sachs, directed by Jim Garrard
Lucy Darling, directed by Jim Millan
El Diablo of the Cards, by Himself
Christmas Carol by John D. Huston
 Family Container (reading) by Seymour Irons
TK FRINGE 2024 -18 shows

​2022-2023
**These Deeds by Craig Walker, directed by Craig Walker
Cliff Cardinal's CBC Special by Cliff Cardinal, directed by Karin Randoja
Een by Rosemary Doyle, Directed by Liam Karry
Christmas Carol by John D. Huston
Civilized by John D. Huston.
TK FRINGE 18 shows

2021-2022
**We Speak by Amy Cadman, Valerie Winslow, Christine Overall, Kelly Dear, Jane Shields, John Lazarus,
Anne Sophie Grenier, Cliff Saunders, Jim Garrard, Aida Sulcs, Elizabeth Saunders
  directed by Rosemary Doyle
**The Sylvia Effect by Peter Hinton-Davis, directed by Peter Hinton-Davis
These Deeds  (reading) by Craig Walker, directed by Craig Walker
Murder He Wrote by Charles Dickens and John D. Huston
**Mercy by Drew Carnwath, directed by Rosemary Doyle
TK FRINGE 18 shows

2020-2021
The Meeting by Jeff Stetson, directed by Rosemary Doyle
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens and John D. Huston
TK FRINGE 6 shows

2019-2020
Welcome To My Underworld, dramaturged and directed by Judith Thompson
Happy Days by Samuel Beckett, directed by Craig Walker 
Peggy's Song by Jim Garrard, directed by Jacob James
EEN (reading) by Rosemary Doyle, directed by Liam Karry
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens and John D. Huston


2018-2019
Butcher by Nicolas Billon, directed by Kathryn Mackay
What A Young Wife Ought to Know by Hannah Moscovitch, directed by Rosemary Doyle
A Cabaret of Wanton Words by Selina Charelli
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens and John D. Huston
TK FRINGE - 18 shows

2017-2018
Armstrong's War by Colleen Murphy, directed by Craig Walker
Concord Floral by Jordan Tannahill, directed by Greg Wanless
Almighty Voice and His Wife by Daniel David Moses, directed by Lib Spry
TKFRINGE - 18 Shows

2016-2017
Bottle&Glass by Morgan Wade, directed by Brett Christopher and Liam Karry 
The Library Chronicles by Judith Thompson, Ned Dickens, Alex Dault, Jill Connell, and Michael Payne (in collaboration with Single Thread Theatre Company, Kings Town Players, Domino Theatre, and Blue Canoe Productions)
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2015-16
The Mountaintop by Katori Hall, directed by Rebecca Benson
**HOTHOUSE  by Judith Thompson, based on Merilyn Simonds
The Convict Lover, directed by Kathryn MacKay

2014-2015
SHIPWRECKED! the amazing adventures of Louis de Rougemont – by Donald Margulies, directed by Brett Christopher
Elizabeth/Darcy by Hallie Burt & Kathleen Werneburg, directed by Tom Arthur Davis
Venus in Fur by David Ives, directed by Brett Christopher

2013-2014
A Beautiful View by Daniel MacIvor (Co-Presentation with The Grand Theatre and Volcano Theatre)
RED by John Logan, directed by Charlotte Gowdy

2012-2013
Vigil by Morris Panych, directed by Kathryn MacKay
blue/orange by Joe Penhall, directed by Alan Dilworth
Winter Wonderettes by Roger Bean, directed by Tim Fort
**The Library Chronicles: Rat Snake by Judith Thompson, directed by Brett Christopher
**The Beekeeper’s Apprentice by Alex Dault, directed by Mike Sheppard, 
**Authorial Intrusion by Michael Payne & Jill Connell, directed by Steve Van Volkingburgh, 
**Remembrance by Ned Dickens, directed by Gord Love

2011-2012
The Girl in the Picture Tries to Hang up the Phone by Hume Baugh, directed by Mark Cassidy
**The Grandkid by John Lazarus, directed by Brett Christopher
The Book of Judith by Sarah Garton Stanley & Michael Rubenfeld, directed by Sarah Garton Stanley

2010-2011
The Attic, The Pearls and Three Fine Girls by Jennifer Brewin, Leah Cherniak, Ann-Marie MacDonald, Alisa Palmer and Martha Ross.  Directed by Kim Renders
The Invisible Man / L homme invisible, conceived and directed by Harry Stanjofski
Good Bones by Margaret Atwood, directed by Anne Hardcastle

2009-2010
Forms of Devotion, conceived and directed by Mark Cassidy
Goblin Market by Peggy Harmon and Polly Pen, directed by Tim Fort
The King’s Conscience by Charlotte Corbeil Coleman and David Rockne Corrigan, directed by Layne Coleman  (co-produced with Salon Theatre )
The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion, directed by Anne Hardcastle
Off-Kilt-er, developed and performed by The Barefoot Players (The Barefoot Players’ summer children’s production), directed by Kim Renders

2008-2009
**The Garbage and the Flowers, conceived by Kim Renders, directed by Kathryn MacKay
I Am My Own Wife by Doug Wright, directed by Brendan Healy
**Talking Of Michelangelo, written and directed by Kim Renders.
**Moveable Feast,  conceived and directed by Kim Renders

2007-2008
**I Said I, conceived and directed by Kim Renders
Talking of Michelangelo  (workshop),  written and directed by Kim Renders,
The Shape of the Universe by Kim Renders, directed by Trisha Lammey

2006-2007
The Anger In Ernest & Ernestine by Leah Cherniak, Robert Morgan & Martha Ross, directed by Kim Renders
The Master Builder by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Craig Walker
Candida by Bernard Shaw, directed by Craig Walker
Faces of the Moon developed and performed by The Barefoot Players (The Barefoot Players’ summer children’s production), directed by Kim Renders

2005-2006
Cherry Docs by David Gow, directed by Jennifer Radford Gibson
The Eight: Reindeer Monologues by Jeff Goode, directed by Luke Davies & Craig Walker
Rough Magic by John Lazarus, directed by Craig Walker
The Gospel According to Saint Mark, directed by Jennifer Radford Gibson
**The Secrets of Skeleton Park, developed and performed by The Barefoot Players (The Barefoot Players’ summer children’s production)

2004-2005
Copenhagen by Michael Frayn, directed by Caroline Baillie
The Winter’s Tale by William Shakespeare, directed by Craig Walker (remount & Toronto Harbourfront tour)
**Meltdown by John Lazarus, directed by Craig Walker
Timmy’s Tree, a retelling of the works of Shel Silverstein, adapted and directed by Brian Frommer (The Barefoot Players’ summer children’s production)

2003-2004
The Dressing Room by Greg Burliuk, directed by Brian Frommer
The Shape of a Girl by Joan MacLeod (Produced in association with The Thousand Islands Playhouse)
Brebeuf’s Ghost by Daniel David Moses, directed By Craig Walker
Alice Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll, adapted by Luke Davies and Brian Frommer (The Barefoot Players’ summer children’s production)

2002-2003
The Oresteia by Aeschylus, a version by Ted Hughes, directed by Craig Walker
How I Learned to Drive by Paula Vogel, directed by Kathryn MacKay (Produced in association with The Thousand Islands Playhouse)
**Hatched  written and directed by the SaBooge Theatre Company
Problem Child by George F. Walker, directed by Craig Walker
Beo’s Bedroom by Ned Dickens, directed by Brian Frommer (The Barefoot Players’ summer children’s production)

2001-2002
Village of Idiots by John Lazarus, directed by Craig Walker
The Winter’s Tale by William Shakespeare, directed by Craig Walker
**The Passion by Laurie Fyffe, directed by Kathryn MacKay
**Chantecler: a musical by Craig Walker, directed by Tim Fort (Produced in association with The Thousand Islands Playhouse)
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, adapted by Craig Walker and Melissa Morris, directed by Brian Frommer (The Barefoot Players’ summer children’s production)

2000-2001
High Life by Lee MacDougall, directed by Brian Frommer
Marry Me a Little by Stephen Sondheim, directed by Tim Fort
Perfect Pie by Judith Thompson, directed by Kathryn MacKay
**Finnegans Wake: a dream play, based on the novel by James Joyce, written and directed by Craig Walker (Kingston run produced in association with The Thousand Islands Playhouse)
**Tall Tales from the Brothers Grimm written and directed by Craig Walker (The Barefoot Players’ summer children’s production)

1999-2000
Lion in the Streets by Judith Thompson, directed by Craig Walker
Pygmalion by Bernard Shaw, directed by Craig Walker
**Good Bones by Margaret Atwood: presentation of Tarragon Theatre Production, directed by Urjo Kareda (Co-produced in association with The Thousand Islands Playhouse)
The Turn of the Screw by Jeffrey Hatcher, based on the work by Henry James, directed by Craig Walker
Pinocchio 3.5 by Eric Coble, directed by Isaac Thomas (The Barefoot Players’ summer children’s production)

1998 (As Theatre Kingston)
Fortune, My Foe by Robertson Davies (Staged Reading — 50th anniversary of Kingston premiere)
Aunt Dan and Lemon by Wallace Shawn, directed by Craig Walker
**Beginning by Maurice Breslow, directed by Craig Walker
**Night Noises by Fred Euringer, directed by Craig Walker
Not Spain by Richard Sanger, directed by Jennifer Radford

1997-1998
The Arab’s Mouth by Ann-Marie MacDonald, directed by Craig Walker
**Chantecler: a musical by Craig Walker based on the work by Edmond Rostand, directed by Tim Fort (Staged workshop co-produced with Colour and Light Productions)
The Turn of the Screw by Jeffrey Hatcher, based on the work by Henry James, directed by Craig Walker

1996-1997
L’Affaire Tartuffe by Marianne Ackerman, directed by Craig Walker (Co-production with Le Treteaux de Kingston)

1995-1996
Durang with a Bang: four plays by Christopher Durang, directed by Kathleen Le Roux

1994-1995
Brilliant Traces by Cindy-Lou Johnson, directed by Kathleen LeRoux

1993-1994
Waiting for the Parade by John Murrell, directed by Suzanne Andrews

1992-93 (as The People’s Theatre Kingston)
Balconville by David Fennario, directed by Paul Gelineau (Co-production with Le Treteaux de Kingston)
**Face by Maurice Breslow, directed by Paul Gelineau

1991-1992
** Princess Street: The Great Divide by Maurice Breslow and Richard van Dusen, directed by Paul Gelineau

1990-1991 (as Theatre Beyond)
Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo, directed by Paul Gelineau