2026 NWF: “Love + Dirt”
An absurdist and heart-breaking interrogation of the hypothetical: “Would you still love me if I was a worm?”
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Read MoreIt's back! After a successful debut in 2024, KWLT's New Works Collective is once again mounting a festival of home-grown plays to share with our community.
Read MoreIn the tradition of character-driven women’s theatre, Waterloo shows how Izzy and Sarah’s friendship deepens and strains as they battle interpersonal and systemic sexism, examining how workplace structures shape women’s lives.
Read MoreIn the tradition of character-driven women’s theatre, Waterloo shows how Izzy and Sarah’s friendship deepens and strains as they battle interpersonal and systemic sexism, examining how workplace structures shape women’s lives.
Read MoreThis two-day workshop will focus on questions of craft, such as characterization, dialogue, structure and dramatic tension. There will be writing exercises, discussion, periods of solo writing, and opportunities to share your work in a supportive and constructive environment.
Read MoreIn the tradition of character-driven women’s theatre, Waterloo shows how Izzy and Sarah’s friendship deepens and strains as they battle interpersonal and systemic sexism, examining how workplace structures shape women’s lives.
Read MoreMembers and other interested parties are invited to come to KWLT's Annual General Meeting on June 29, 2026 at our theatre (9 Princess Street East), starting at 7pm.
Read MoreTCI is back at KWLT for one more show in Waterloo this spring!
Read MoreThe New Works Collective is looking for actors for their festival in August. Looking to cast parts for multiple pieces. Bring a prepared monologue or choose from a selection. Directors may ask you to read from sides.
Read MoreThe New Works Collective is looking for actors for their festival in August. Looking to cast parts for multiple pieces. Bring a prepared monologue or choose from a selection. Directors may ask you to read from sides.
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