Centaur Theatre

The theatre was founded in 1696 by The Centaur Foundation for the Performing Arts. The theatre was established in the Old Stock Exchange building at 453 St François-Xavier. This is just off Rue Notre-Dame in Old Montreal. The Old Stock Exchange Building was bought in 1974 after it had been leased by the company. Once the building was bought renovations began to transform it into the auditorium it is today a total of $1.3 million was spent on the renovations under the direction of architect Victor Prus.

The Centaur Theatre is the biggest English only theatre in Montreal. You can expect to see plays ranging from classic to contemporary theatre. Many of the plays are satirical in nature and you can expect to laugh your way out the door if you can appreciate a little dry humour. There is a little something for everyone as the Centaur Theatre is not above tackling a little drama from time to time or even a little more lewd humour.

When attending a play at this particular theatre you can be sure of a high quality of acting. The Centaur Theatre also won a number of accolades over the years including nine Les Marques awards. For more information on shows, prices and times visit the Centaur Theatre website.

The Theatre also hosts a number of supporting events during the course of the year to help with funding. If you are truly a supporter of the arts, take the time to attend one of these events and show your support financially.

Be sure not to miss a great night out. Come and see one of the Centaur Theatre's performances. There are plenty to choose from and something to suit every cultural palate.

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