Take a look at our upcoming events and productions. Remember, our seasons are always flexible and there is always room for surprise addition!
All past events can be found on our Past Projects page in the menu above.
2023/2024 Season
Oak Floors! A New Musical
September 28 - October 1, 2023
A jazzy new chamber musical that puts us in the erratic hands of a wanderer through the hallways, stairwells and rooms of the Oak Floors, a heritage apartment building of which he was once the janitor. Now he wanders, taking us from character to character— all tenants of the Oak Floors, and all more or less afflicted with a basic question: better to stay where you know things, or better to take the risk of leaving. Or both, or neither.
“Annette is a Bimbo!” Filmed Live On Stage!
October 11, 2023
To celebrate National Coming Out Day, On Cue Performance Hub presents this one night only screening of “Annette is a Bimbo!” Filmed Live On Stage!
Part pyjama party, part drag show, and part record hop, “Annette is a Bimbo!” is a campy musical guide to Queer youth and romance for everyone who got picked up early, who lied about their crush, or who never got invited. Welcome to the best slumber party ever!
Playwrights Reading Series: Anusree Roy
November 15, 2023
Join On Cue Performance Hub and the Centre for the Study of Script Development for readings from some of Canada's most acclaimed playwrights as we explore the themes of connection and community.
This session features readings from Governor General's Award-nominated and four-time Dora Award winning writer, actor, and director, Anusree Roy.
Playwrights Reading Series: Cheryl Foggo
November 22, 2023
Join On Cue Performance Hub and the Centre for the Study of Script Development for readings from some of Canada's most acclaimed playwrights as we explore the themes of connection and community.
This session features readings from multiple award-winning playwright, author and filmmaker, Cheryl Foggo.
Movers & Makers
January 5 to February 11, 2024
An eight part workshop series, co-presented with New Dance Horizons and m-body, that explores the art of choreography and movement invention as a means of artistic creation. The workshop series invites individuals interested in all performing arts practices including dance, theatre, film, musical theatre, etc.
Playwrights Reading Series: Norman Yeung
January 17, 2024
Join On Cue Performance Hub and the Centre for the Study of Script Development for readings from some of Canada's most acclaimed playwrights as we explore the themes of connection and community.
This session features readings from acclaimed playwright, librettist, and screenwriter, Norman Yeung.
Playwrights Reading Series: Makram Ayache
January 31, 2024
Join On Cue Performance Hub and the Centre for the Study of Script Development for readings from some of Canada's most acclaimed playwrights as we explore the themes of connection and community.
This session features readings from multiple award winning playwright, performer, director, and educator, Makram Ayache.
Playwrights Reading Series: Reneltta Arluk
February 7, 2024
Join On Cue Performance Hub and the Centre for the Study of Script Development for readings from some of Canada's most acclaimed playwrights as we explore the themes of connection and community.
This session features readings from Tyrone Guthrie - Derek F. Mitchell Artistic Director's Award winner, Reneltta Arluk.
Re-Creating Community Together Symposium
February 18, 2024
On Cue Performance Hub and Dance Saskatchewan kick-off a two month program exploring anti-racism and anti-oppression in the performance community with a symposium offering a variety of discussion with artistic and cultural leaders.
Inside the Creative Mind
February 24-25, 2024
The event where it all begins - innovative work-in-progress from writers and artists already creating the next wave of performative work. Expect talk-back.
Power & Possibilities
March 3 to April 7, 2024
An four part workshop series that explores the voice as a means of artistic creation. The workshop invites individuals interested in all performing arts practices including music, theatre, film, musical theatre, etc.
Playwrights Reading Series: Hengameh Rice
March 6, 2024
Join On Cue Performance Hub and the Centre for the Study of Script Development for readings from some of Canada's most acclaimed playwrights as we explore the themes of connection and community.
This session features readings from acclaimed writing team Hengameh E. Rice.
Femme Fest
March 6-8, 2024
A festival spotlighting and celebrating female-identifying and gender-diverse performing artists and work profiling issues that are critical to the future of women in Canada and/or internationally.
Re-Creating Community Together
March 21, 2024
A professional dance performance and community talk-back. A diverse collective of dancers will perform and engage in discussions of experiences and stigmas around being cultural knowledge keepers and artists.
Re(Member)
RISER Regina | May 9-13, 2024
Two one-act performances, presented together exploring common themes of love and loss, family, and living with dementia. Mother Calling explores stories and sounds from the last few years of her parents' lives as they experienced the losses of dementia while still sharing their love. The Crook of Your Arm explores the sense of betrayal that living with dementia has on the person suffering from it as well as those closest to them.
Koping Mechanisms
RISER Regina | May 9-17, 2024
A devised theatre performance that explores how mental health can be affected when what one thinks is best for oneself does not coincide with what others think is best for you through the use of soundscapes, voice performance, and physical theatre.
Breaking the Curse
RISER Regina | May 15-19, 2024
Proudly making its LIVE theatre debut, Breaking the Curse is an honest and inclusive exploration of menstruation for all. Through a tapestry of true stories collected from across the prairies, ranging from irreverent and humorous to touching (and sometimes cringey), Rachel Walliser fearlessly brings the individual and shared experiences of menstruation to the stage.
CITY, or Stories & Bodies
RISER Regina | May 23-31, 2024
Four characters are led to a strange city where their stories converge. CITY fuses the worlds of theatre, video games, and fantasy to create an unforgettable exploration of community, creativity, self-doubt, identity, and the value of a person’s work,