Also known as the Young People’s Theatre, this company was opened by Susan Douglas Rubes in 1966 with The Looking Glass Review. The company changed its name to the Lorraine Kimsa Theatre for Young People in 2001 after a sizeable donation from Kevin Kimsa was given to honour his mother. In 2011, it was changed back. This theatre primarily produces Canadian works featuring school aged people in the cast. The company is located in Toronto, functioning out of a former stable on Front Street. It is still in operation to this day.
Feautured in this collection are a number of performance files, recordings, programs, reports, designs, photographs, press releases, promotional material, study guides and administration files for Young People's Theatre/Lorraine Kimsa Theatre for Young People".
Dates
Types of Materials
- Artwork
- Photographs
- Posters
- Published Material
- Unpublished Material and Manuscripts
Extent
16.6 m of visual and textual materials.
How to Access This Resource
XZ1 MS A250 to XZ1 MS A389
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