Suitcase Theatre

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Suitcase Theatre is a not-for-profit charitable organization dedicated to children and youth. Our mission is to create and facilitate theatre experiences that are accessible to all and provide a positive and lasting influence on children and families.

Suitcase Theatre was founded by the original producer and creator of Mr. Dressup, one of Canada’s most loved and longest running children’s television shows. The group performs at schools, hospitals and community centres across Canada, and offers after-school programs, camps and class workshops in Toronto.
2336 Bloor St. W, Toronto, ON
Area served by organization: Greater Toronto Area and beyond
647-654-7529
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Language(s): English
Communities served: Children, Youth
Organization type: Charitable organisation, Non-profit

  • Community Engaged Arts
  • Dance
  • Performance Art
  • Theatre

  • In-School Performances

    We facilitate high-quality in-class workshops incorporating drama, dance and visual arts activities.

  • In-School Workshops

    We perform original musical productions that incorporate core values and curriculum.

  • Camps

    We facilitate week-long day camps at various Toronto locations for March Break and for several weeks in the summer. Camps feature drama, dance and visual arts activities for ages JK-5.

  • Outreach Programs

    We offer free drama and dance workshops and musical performances, in partnership with visionary funders, for community social service and healthcare agencies working with children and youth.

Featured Project

All Aboard! An Adventure Across Canada For Kids!

All Aboard! An Adventure Across Canada for Kids!
Suitcase Theatre's latest musical production takes kids on a trip across Canada on the Learning Locomotive. Meet us at the imagination Station and let's travel together from the East Coast all the way to the West Coast of Canada, learning about the people, places, industry and history of our great country. 

Profile last updated: Apr 3 2020

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