Duceppe
Theatre that makes you think
A place for emotion, reflection, and entertainment. Duceppe's essence is expressed through skillfully portrayed social issues at the heart of captivating stories, told in French by some of the most talented artists.
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Theatre • autofiction
Le fantôme dans la machine
October 28 to November 28, 202623 performancesThéâtre Jean-DuceppeInvited onto a television set, Rousse gets the surprise of her life: the team has planned a live reunion with her brother, whom she hasn’t seen for 29 years.
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Creation Theatre • Homage
Janette
December 4 to 17, 202614 performancesThéâtre Jean-DuceppeWith this new creation that celebrates Janette Bertrand, Rébecca Déraspe imagines a lively conversation between the grande dame, played by Guylaine Tremblay, and several generations of characters.
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Theatre • Drama
Un tramway nommé Désir
January 13 to February 13, 202723 performancesThéâtre Jean-DuceppeBlanche arrives at the apartment of her younger sister Stella like a shipwreck survivor clinging to a lifeboat: with what remains of her will and at risk of capsizing everything.
Theatre, an art form that brings people together
Duceppe boasts over 50 years of stories told through striking productions and a unique approach to theatre that creates a powerful connection with the audience. This was the mission embraced by artistic directors David Laurin and Jean-Simon Traversy when they took charge of the programming.
The result is an annual theatre season filled with original creations presented as premieres within the walls of Place des Arts. Duceppe also offers tours that bring the shows to all corners of the province. This allows them to reach nearly 100,000 people year after year, all while shining a spotlight on current ideas and opinions through entertainment.
2025 in Review: Between Nostalgia and Creation
As 2025 comes to a close, let’s look back at the shows that defined the past year at Place des Arts, capturing the hearts of our audiences and staff.
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Corps fantômes: from exhibition to performance
Soon, on stage at Duceppe, story of Montreal’s LGBTQ+ communities in the 1980s and 1990s will resonate in the show Corps fantômes.
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