This is an archived event from Culture Days 2025.
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Shaw Festival Backstage Tours
In-person
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Location
Shaw Festival
10 Queen's Parade
Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON
Access
Free.
Offered in French and English.
About
The Shaw Festival is offering audiences free Backstage Tours September 26-28, at the Festival Theatre. These hour-long guided tours of the Festival Theatre reveal the secrets that bring our work to the stage. Tours feature behind-the-scenes spaces including backstage at the Festival Theatre, dressing rooms, and our incredible wardrobe shop.
Friday, September 26 - English language tours
Saturday, September 27 - English and French language tours
Sunday, September 28 - English language tours
To reserve your tour space, please contact the Shaw Festival Box Office:
905-468-2172 / 1-800-511-7429
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Shaw Festival
The Shaw Festival
With 10 or more productions each year performed in three theatres for an audience of more than 250,000, the Shaw Festival is a major Canadian cultural icon, a gem in this country’s rich cultural heritage. Inspired by the wit and passion of Bernard Shaw, the Shaw Festival is a contemporary theatre that features a smart, provocative, potent and diverse mix of plays from the past and present, performed by a celebrated repertory theatre Ensemble. The result is theatre that is challenging, surprising, often funny and always entertaining. These plays are lovingly and artfully brought to the stage each year by a talented team of actors, directors, and designers, showcasing the incredible tapestry of talent that this country contributes to the world.
The Shaw Festival has recently launched an ambitious campaign - All. Together. Now. This campaign will transform The Shaw into a buzzing campus of connection, creativity and curiosity. A home for all those who wish to put down their phones and remember that they are alive. A campaign that will see the creation of the Shaw Artists’ Village and the Burton Centre for Lifelong Creativity and the rebuilding of our iconic Royal George theatre. A campaign for real human connection.
Shawfest.com for more information