Twin siblings, Simon and Janine, unravel the secrets of their mother’s past, Nawal, after her death amidst the haunting echoes of civil war years ago. In a quest that spans continents and generations, they unravel the truth behind many years of Nawal’s deafening silence and explore their origins through her story.
Read MoreBest friends, but certainly nothing more… A new play by local playwright Faith Andrew
Read MoreSet against the backdrop of KWLT’s history together with vibrant costumes, featured acts, and a touch of the surreal, this production of Pippin by KWLT invites you to explore the tension between ambition and contentment, spectacle and substance.
Read MoreSet against the backdrop of gray streets, flickering neon signs, and the hum of cybernetic implants, this high-voltage rendition of Romeo & Juliet will immerse you in a world where every choice is a glitch in the system, and every kiss could be their last.
Read MoreA hilarious musical comedy where a tribe of early Homo sapiens navigates the tumultuous discovery of fire, challenging traditions, and embracing the dawn of innovation in a musical adventure that will ignite your imagination!
Read MoreThis hilarious comedy satirizes our habit of showing less interest in an artist’s work than the meaningless details of their private lives, from eating habits to their sex lives.
Read MoreKitchener Waterloo Little Theatre presents the world premiere of “The Funeral To End All Funerals” by Steven Elliott Jackson. Join us for a different type of family event this season which is not to be forgotten. Death only comes once, but family feuds last forever!
Read MoreThis fun and upbeat musical at KWLT is all about finding beauty in everyday life, and the value of human connection in difficult times.
Read MoreA melodrama shot through with dark comedy, Zastrozzi is violent and sensual, witty and pitiless. KWLT is presenting Walker’s classic tale of revenge with masks and physicality drawn from Commedia Dell’Arte. Come for the swordplay, stay for the philosophy, and pray you don’t catch Zastrozzi’s attention…
Read MoreKWLT's mainstage season opens with this exuberant satire that raises serious questions about "freedom" (for some) and its costs (for others).
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