Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $20–$42.50
RCA Theatre is proud to bring Perchance Theatre’s presentation of Every Brilliant Thing, written by Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe, to the LSPU Hall stage to launch our 2026-27 Season. The presentation is directed by Allison Kelly and stars Harbour Grace’s one and only John Sheehan. Every Brilli
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $23.30–$25.50
Please be advised that this is an online event. This is a live streamed performance. The stream will open at 6:45pm and the show will begin at 7:00pm6:15pm open 6:30pm start Atlantic5:15pm open 5:30pm start Eastern4:15pm open 4:30pm start Central3:15pm open 3:30pm start Mountain2:15pm open 2:30pm st
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $141.50
A CircusFest 4-Show Ticket Bundle grants you one ticket to each of the 4 performances during the St. John's International CircusFest from September 17-20, 2026. Because our Festival Pass includes performances presented by two different theatres, your tickets will arrive in two separate emails: (fro
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $45.50
St. John's International CircusFest Opening Soirée Join us for a special opening night featuring a celebration the National Circus School's 45th anniversary with a dynamic showcase featuring the next generation of circus artists. Followed by The King of Crumbs' Trifle by La Croustade. Blending circu
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $45.50
I Think It Could Work by Full Out Formula (Chicago) I Think It Could Work is a courageous and intimate leap into unexpected heartbreak, mistakes, and consequences from the mischievous minds of Full Out Formula. Blending innovative acrobatics with unflinching trust, this Chicago-based contemporary ci
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $45.50
Show Pony by still hungry & Bryony Kimmings (Berlin, Germany) Show Pony by still hungry (Germany) is a witty and moving contemporary circus show that explores aging, friendship, and femininity through aerial arts, contortion, storytelling, and physical theatre. Honest, hilarious, and deeply human, i
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $25–$45
A mixed program of dance shaped by fire, water, weather, and change. “ʔa·kinq̓ uku” by Samantha Sutherland Fire ignites, grows, burns, and devours. Once it decays, what destruction does it leave behind?How does the earth regrow out of the ashes?ʔa·kinq̓ uku, the word for fire in the Ktunaxa Language
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $25–$45
Indigenous-led by Jeanette Kotowich (Nêhiyaw/Mêtis), BOLT is a co-written body of knowledge, a reclamation of artistic sovereignty forged through kinship and collaboration. Kinetic joy evolves from synchronicity, laughter, and risk-taking. "A visceral negotiation of land and lineage, BOLT moves thro
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $25–$45
George Stamos' transdisciplinary solo show, Sister Nightlight, is a seriously playful conversation between minimalism and magic. In a spellbinding performance, Stamos entwines storytelling, childhood memories of running wild in nature and freaky nightclubbing, with supernatural humour and vulnerabil
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $25–$45
CHAMPIONESS is an electrifying performance that combines boxing with Western contemporary, Street, and Latin dance to explore notions of identity and mental health. SaMel Tanz reflects on the power of solidarity amongst women as they face fears, the constant grind, and navigate life-changing experie
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $18.25
Host: Harry IngramFeaturing: Clara Dugas · Ruth Kirkpatrick · Dave Penny Join us as we officially launch the 2026 St. John’s Storytelling Festival with an evening of stories and celebration. Also available to watch live on our Facebook page. ASL available when booked 48 hours in advance.To book AS
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $5
Hosted by: Amelia Reimer & Wayne BroomfieldAn evening of storytelling and reflection in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.Also available to watch live on our Facebook page. ADMISSION BY DONATIONAll donations will go to MUN Juniper House. https://www.mun.ca/indigenous/stude
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $18.25
Host: Charis CotterFeaturing: Randy Crane · Jim Payne · Karin Murray Berquist Prepare for an evening of haunting tales, local legends and stories of ghosts who may still walk among us. ASL available when booked 48 hours in advance.To book ASL, please email storytellingstjohns@gmail.com
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $18.25
Host: Ruth KirkpatrickFeaturing: Karen Carroll · Christine Hennebury · Dennis Flynn Let these storytellers transport you to another place and another time with their captivating tales. Also available to watch live on our Facebook page. ASL available when booked 48 hours in advance.To book ASL, ple
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $28.25
INTO THE STORY- Finding the Heart of your StoryA Workshop with Ruth Kirkpatrick Explore the art of storytelling with international storyteller Ruth Kirkpatrick and discover ways to deepen and strengthen your stories.
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $18.25
Host: Michelle ClemensFeaturing: Jeanene Walsh · Gary Green · Dave Moriarty · Come out and enjoy seasoned local tellers spinning yarns of rural Newfoundland. Also available to watch live on our Facebook page. ASL available when booked 48 hours in advance.To book ASL, please email storytellingstjohns
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $20–$45.75
As a girl, Emilia Lynch would cheat insomnia by slipping into neighbouring houses to spy on people as they slept, including her childhood crush Logan Goodyear. Now, many years later, Emilia— an internationally renowned embalmer to the rich and famous— has returned to her small Newfoundland town fo
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall), St. John's · $20–$42.50
Matt and Masha hit it off during a theatre research trip in Ukraine. At first, they seem like opposites: Masha loves the sea, Matt loves mountains. Masha is Ukrainian, Matt is Métis. But the passionate spark ignited between them cannot be denied. Despite the improbabilities of a cross-continental re