Magnus Theatre
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Overview
Tagline Brand's website · 2026-11-07
Magnus Theatre is Northwestern Ontario’s only professional theatre and a not-for-profit registered charity producing professional theatre and education programs.
Description Brand's website · 2026-11-07
Founded in 1971 and incorporated in 1972, Magnus Theatre produces seven professional Mainstage productions each season and operates across Mainstage productions, Theatre in Education, Regional Touring, and New Play Development. Its programs reach more than 40,000 adults, students, and seniors throughout Northwestern Ontario each year.
Identity
Mission Brand's website · 2026-11-07
To provide distinctive artistic programming and services through Mainstage productions, Theatre in Education, Regional Touring, and New Play Development.
Founders & leadership Brand's website · 2026-11-07
Thom Currie — Artistic Director; Alexis Rowlinson — Executive Director; Jordan Blaxill — Education Director. Board of Directors: Cathy Ridley — President; Scott Hobbs — 1st Vice President; Greg Alexander — 2nd Vice President; Meagan Ellis — Treasurer; Neil McCartney — Secretary; Trish Glena — Human Resources Officer; Susan Aris, Elliott Cromarty, Tammy D'Amours, Ernie Epp, Dely Goicochea, and Robert Magnusson — Directors.
Website Brand's website · 2026-11-07
https://magnustheatre.com
Voice & tone Brand's website · 2026-11-07
Welcoming, community-oriented, educational, and inspiring, with an emphasis on accessibility, imagination, empathy, and meaningful storytelling.
Founded Brand's website · 2026-11-07
1971; incorporated in 1972
Offerings
Problem solved Brand's website · 2026-11-07
Provides access to professional live theatre and arts education across Northwestern Ontario, including schools and communities that may have limited access to live theatrical performances.
Core capabilities Brand's website · 2026-11-07
- Professional Mainstage theatre production
- Theatre in Education
- Theatre for Young Audiences touring
- Regional touring
- New play development
- Post-show discussions and study guides
- Theatre skills workshops
Products / SKUs Brand's website · 2026-11-07
- Mainstage productions
- Theatre in Education (TIE)
- Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA) Tour
- Regional Touring
- New Play Development
Pricing Brand's website · 2026-11-07
The Theatre for Young Audiences Tour lists $900 for a single performance, $850 per performance for bookings of two or more performances, $800 per performance under the listed early-bird offer, $175 for a single workshop, and $125 for a workshop booked with a performance. Mainstage pricing is not stated.
Audience
Target industry Brand's website · 2026-11-07
Professional performing arts and theatre
Customer base Brand's website · 2026-11-07
Adults, students, and seniors throughout Northwestern Ontario; schools and students from Kindergarten through Grade 12; and communities across the region, including Thunder Bay, Kenora, Wawa, and fly-in First Nations communities such as Marten Falls.
Ideal customer profile Brand's website · 2026-11-07
Schools and educators seeking professional, age-appropriate live theatre, workshops, post-show discussions, and study materials for Kindergarten through Grade 12 students across Northwestern Ontario.
Use cases Brand's website · 2026-11-07
- Attending professional Mainstage theatre productions
- Bringing live theatre performances to schools
- Providing theatre education and skills workshops
- Using post-show discussions and study guides in classroom settings
- Touring professional productions to regional and remote communities
- Developing and presenting new plays
Customer outcomes Brand's website · 2026-11-07
- Students experience live professional theatre, often for the first time.
- Theatre programs spark imagination, empathy, and classroom conversation.
- Students explore themes including friendship, the environment, self-expression, consent, bullying, identity, and allyship.
- Schools receive flexible performances with post-show Q&A and study guides.
- Regional and remote communities gain access to professional theatre.
- Magnus reaches more than 40,000 adults, students, and seniors throughout Northwestern Ontario each year.
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