Welcome to Crow's 2026.27 Season!

The Next Chapter Starts Now!

There is so much to look forward to in our 2026.27 season: major Canadian literary adaptations, bold premieres, reimagined classics, and the return of a sold-out hit. These are stories that revisit the familiar, challenge what we think we know, and open up larger questions about who we are and who we might become.
 
Whether you’re drawn to the full season, a curated mainstage package, or a flexible 4 or 6-ticket subscription, there’s a subscription designed for the way you want to experience it.

A Fine Balance

In a cramped Bombay apartment, four unlikely companions are drawn together as the pressures of a country in upheaval close in, and their fragile household becomes a refuge.

Measure for Measure

Five actors gather in a sound studio to perform Shakespeare's Measure for Measure—a morally fraught tale of justice, corruption, and mercy—as a whirlwind of unspoken interpersonal drama swirls throughout the studio.

Macbeth

Shakespeare’s most haunting tragedy receives a contemporary framing, tracing Macbeth’s ruthless ascent to power and his unraveling descent into guilt and paranoia in a solo performance by Evan Buliung. 

All's Well

Drama professor Miranda Fitch is destined for the spotlight until a stage accident rewrites her script, leaving her with a body (and students) that refuse direction. When three mysterious strangers offer her relief, she plunges into the unknown.

A German Life

Fiona Reid stars in an examination of the quiet rationalizations and small concessions through which ordinary people become entangled in extraordinary evil, based on the real-life testimony of Brunhilde Pomsel, secretary to Joseph Goebbels.

Fall on Your Knees: Part 1

Spanning generations, this story begins with the Piper family in 20th-century Cape Breton as they struggle to reckon with secrets, tragedy, forbidden love, and the legacy taking shape around them.

Fall on Your Knees: Part 2

The youngest of the Piper sisters sets out for New York City, carrying the secret diary of her sister. Through its pages unfolds a passionate story of music, identity, and forbidden love set against the vibrant nightlife of Harlem’s Jazz Age.

The Fishermen

Four Nigerian brothers secretly fish in a forbidden river and encounter a local prophet who foretells that the eldest will die at the hands of one of his brothers. Suspicion spreads as childhood adventure turns to paranoia and words take on the force of fate.

The Ghosts of Mariupol

Two actors' lives diverge after Russia bombs the Donetsk Academic Regional Drama Theatre in Mariupol. One remains to perform on a lavish, propaganda-fuelled Russian stage, the other flees to create makeshift theatre for Ukrainian soldiers.

We Swear

A hilarious and revealing exploration of marriage, commitment, and the strange cultural machinery of weddings: an industry built on love, seating charts, and centrepieces that cost more than your first car.

Laura Secord's Thing

A campy, high-stakes comedy that reimagines the legendary 20-mile trek of Canadian folk hero Laura Secord that helped thwart an American attack. Few recognized the brave act in her lifetime, and many now confuse her with a chocolate brand.

Rogers v. Rogers

Ted Rogers built an empire by turning Canada’s airwaves into cash. Now his son Edward fights for control of the family business as Canada’s Competition Bureau moves to block Rogers’ takeover of Shaw Communications.