Domino Theatre Incorporated

Domino Theatre Incorporated is a Canadian nonprofit theatre organization based in Kingston, Ontario. It is registered as a charity under the Business Registration Number 131273567RR0001 and is recognized by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) as a registered charity.

Overview

Domino Theatre produces a diverse range of theatrical performances annually. The organization typically stages seven plays each year, with each production running for at least nine performances. These productions are held at their primary venue, located at 52 Church Street in Kingston, Ontario. In addition to its own productions, Domino Theatre occasionally rents its theatre space to other performing groups, supporting the broader theatrical community in the region.

Mission and Activities

The theatre aims to provide high-quality live performances that engage and enrich the local community. Its programming often includes a mix of contemporary plays and classic works, reflecting a commitment to artistic diversity and cultural dialogue. For example, their recent season included Kevin Kerr's Unity (1918), a Governor-General’s Award-winning play that depicts the resilience of a small town facing the aftermath of World War I.

Venue

The main venue for Domino Theatre’s productions is The Davies Foundation Auditorium at 52 Church Street, Kingston. This venue serves as a community hub for the performing arts and has hosted numerous theatrical events and productions organized by Domino Theatre over the years.

Community Engagement

Domino Theatre actively engages with its audience through subscription newsletters, offering early access to ticket sales and updates on upcoming shows. This connection fosters strong community support and ongoing patronage for local theatre arts.

This nonprofit theatre organization remains a significant cultural institution in Kingston, contributing to the city's vibrant arts scene through its consistent production schedule and commitment to theatrical excellence.