The world-famous engineering musical sketch-comedy revue at Hart House Theatre, March 14-17, 20178!

Skule Nite (pronounced "school night" - we use the metric spelling) is the annual musical-comedy revue produced by the Engineering Society at the University of Toronto. It is directed, written, produced, created and performed 100% by students and students alike. The event started in 1921 and was originally held at Massey Hall. Entire terms were spent building the elaborate sets for the show.

In 1923, the show switched venues to Hart House Theatre, making this year's show the 97th Skule Nite at Hart House Theatre and the longest running annual show on our stage. More here >>

Seasons (Only Human Dance Collective) OHDC’s annual dance showcase.

From the producer: Seasons is a reflection of the changes that we are faced with in our lives, and the adjustments that we must make to adapt to these changes, in the same way that species must adapt to the changes in their environment as the seasons change.

On stage March 22-24, 2018. More information and tickets here >>

At the end of this month, Hart House Theatre is pleased to present the 23rd Annual University of Toronto Festival of Dance.

Created as an avenue to provide dance groups on campus the opportunity to perform on stage for an audience, the Festival of Dance has now grown into a celebration of the diversity and prosperity of the U of T dance community. Past events have included over 60 different dance pieces, well over 200 performers and an impressive variety of dance forms including jazz, ballet, ballroom, modern, contact improv, hip-hop, musical theatre, Irish, Latin, and Egyptian belly dancing, just to name a few. With such an abundance of dance groups associated with U of T, participation in the festival is a great opportunity for dance groups to interact, collaborate and promote their own work and ventures.

On stage April 6 and 7, 2018. More here >>