© 1925 Curtis Moffat / Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Discover forgotten stories revived and brought to life by the renowned Canadian director Peter Hinton-Davis and award-winning mixed media artist HAUI™. Revel in the resurgence of reviving remarkable stories with Public Domain Theatre.
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works in development
While public domain theatre currently operates as an artists collective
Fiscal Sponsorship provided by Byrd Hoffman Water Mill Foundation
We acknowledge the previous generosity of individual donors
Kira Allen, Vikki Anderson, Nadia Bhatti, Barry Burns, Cindy Cnockart, Lisa Michelle Cornelius, Dorothy Dalba, Will Dao, Clare Davis, Trina Davies, Mikaela Davies, Dean Gabourie, Eric De Gray, Hollay Ghadery, Kyle Golemba, Naomi Foyle, Jack Fox, Denise Francis, Michael Hart, Debby Helf, Sheila Hill, Peter Hinton-Davis, Jim Getzinger, Kyle Golemba, Louise Guinard, Kristen Haennel, Martin Julien, Ron Kennell, Keira Loughran, Maleek Mayers, Miranda Newman, Kim Nooman, Aiza Ntibarikure, Adekunle Olorundare, Alysa Pires, Naomi Riches, Katie Saunders, Pierre Simpson, Marcel Stewart, Tanisha Taitt, Janet Taylor, Alexander Thomas, Lori Tishfield, Elizabeth Tunstall, Stefania Valoroso, Evelyn White, Andrew Williamson, Paula Wing, Jennie Wonnacott and anonymous donors.
© 1925 Curtis Moffat / Victoria and Albert Museum, London
past works
Support from Stratford Perth Museum x Tarragon Theatre*
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Public Reading included the talents of
Walter Borden, Clare Coulter, HAUI™, Eva Foote,
Jonny Goad, Ron Kennell, Jamie Mac and Jane Spidell
directed by Peter Hinton-Davis
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*The participation of these Artists were arranged by permission of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association under the provisions of the Dance Opera Theatre Policy (DOT).
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Image by Hildegard von Bingen
current support
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