Canadian Players

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Founded as a national professional touring company for Canada by Tom Patterson and Douglas Campbell, the Canadian Players first toured in 1954 with a production of George Bernard Shaw’s Saint Joan, and for the next twelve years took a repertoire of mainly Shakespeare and Shaw across Canada and into the United States. The Canadian Players merged with Crest Theatre in 1966 to form the Crest Players Foundation, which eventually became Theatre Toronto.

This collection contains house programs.

Dates

1954-1966

Types of Materials

Published Material

Extent

12 cm of textual material.

No further accruals expected.

How to Access This Resource

Appointments are required to view this material and can be made through Archival & Special Collections.

Call number XZ1 MS A120.

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