We would love to hear from you!
By email: info@bptheatre.ca
By phone: 613-695-9330
By mail: 2583 Carling Ave., Unit M052, Ottawa, ON,K2B 7H7
Burning Passions Theatre website: bptheatre.ca
We would love to hear from you!
By email: info@bptheatre.ca
By phone: 613-695-9330
By mail: 2583 Carling Ave., Unit M052, Ottawa, ON,K2B 7H7
Burning Passions Theatre website: bptheatre.ca
The Classic Theatre Festival is thrilled to announce that Alison Smyth – nominated for “Best Actress” by Capital Critics Circle as ‘Susy’ in our production of Wait Until Dark – as well as an audience favourite as Libby in our staging of I Ought to Be in Pictures, has been cast to perform in our August, 2022 production of the beloved marital comedy The Fourposter at Ottawa's Arts Court Theatre. Order tickets or show vouchers by May 31 and receive a 10% discount. Visit or call (613) 695-9330 today! ... See MoreSee Less
Looking for a terrific summer job in Ottawa? Under the age of 30? Why not join the Classic Theatre Festival team as our Box Office Coordinator, an 8-week summer position from July 4 to August 28, 2022?
The position will be responsible for both on-site and remote receipt of phone and web inquiries regarding ticket sales, show information, theatre accessibility, pandemic health protocols, and the information to ensure those planning on a trip to the theatre have all the information they need to enjoy both the play itself as well as the experience of interacting with a welcoming, enthusiastic Festival team.
Learn more and apply by May 18 at
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Just in time for Mother's Day, enjoy 10% savings to the Classic Theatre Festival at Ottawa’s Arts Courts Theatre, August 5-28, 2022! For that perfect gift for Mom, order online at , or call us at our new number, 613-695-9330.
If you want to enjoy the 10% savings for Mom but don't know your dates yet, you can purchase a voucher now and redeem later this year.
(Catherine Bruce, Bell, Book and Candle, CTF, 2011: Jean-Denis Labelle)
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Truth and Reconciliation is more than words. They must be equaled with action. As a means of acknowledging the land and people where we are privileged to lie and work, we sought out the wisdom of Lynn Gehl, an Algonquin Anishinaabe-kwe from the Ottawa River Valley. For Lynn’s Land Acknowledgement Statement, click HERE.