Top Canada Theater Shows

Enjoy a clever night of theater in Jasper that is educational and funny. This admission ticket gains you entry into From Jasper with Love, a professionally acted sketch show about the town of Jasper and visiting the national park. It’s ideal for an entertaining night out indoors after a long day exploring Jasper’s nature.

Show Info: Friday March 13 - Murder is a Drag Chapter 2: Wake the Dead, this show is set in a heritage home in Vancouver's West End (rumoured to be haunted)! Friday April 17 - Murder is a Drag Chapter 1: Dinner Date with Death in historic Gastown, a short walk from the steam clock (30 minutes from YVR airport). Friday May 15 - Murder is a Drag: Chapter 3: Rhinestones are Forever (Gastown) - our wedding themed murder mystery! Murder is a Drag, is a fun and fast-paced show with killer drag performances while a murder mystery unfolds. Guests from all over the world get a glimpse into local entertainment and make new friends while solving puzzles together and helping our detective solve a murder. Guests may be offered small roles in the show (participation 100% optional) and everyone gets a chance to guess the murderer. This is not cheesy dinner theatre, it is campy and cheeky fun. Check the dates and pricing for information about the show.

Spend the evening getting to know Canadian culture through its music and folklore. You'll dine on a 5-course meal while hearing performers play your favorite songs from all-Canadian artists. Hear songs from Celine Dion, Avril Lavigne, Justin Bieber, and many more. Buying admission in advance means you'll have an evening planned out in Ottawa ahead of time; no scrambling for last-minute plans.

Plunge into the magic of Niagara Falls on the big screen, and discover the history that goes deeper than just the formation of the falls. At the Niagara Adventure Theatre, watch the Maid of the Mist take her maiden voyage, ride along with the first person to go over the falls in a barrel, and take the scenic route over the falls on a high-wire. Discover in awe the history of Niagara Falls.

Don't miss Canadiana at the Greg Frewin Theatre this summer. It's more than just a show—it's a celebration of Canadian music at its finest. A dynamic and educational performance for all ages, celebrating the artists and songs that have made Canada a world leader in the Music Industry. Experience Canadiana in a 550-seat theatre, one of the most notable attractions in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Ask the theatre Box Office Staff about adding our Buffet Dinner to your ticket (6 pm arrival). Starter Menu, Concessions and Bar Service are available at every perfomance.

Physical distancing during the pandemic has given rise to a brand new form of entertainment. Guests will participate in a life fully interactive performance with Canadian master magician James Alan. Enjoy the astonishing and the marvellous from the safety of your own home and invite family and friends to join you from anywhere in the world. The magic is not limited to happening on screen and strange things will happen right in front of you in your own hands. Unlike a live performance, every participant has their own front row seat. The performance blends material from James' acclaimed live show "Magic & Martini" along with new never before seen material including long distance magic. Unlike many streaming virtual performances, these experiences are fully interactive. There is no need to type in comments boxes or mute your microphone.

See Quebec City in a different way on an interactive street theater adventure. With this package, embark on a 2-hour ghost walking tour through the heart of Old Quebec City. As you wander the streets, meet the ghosts of 10 past criminals as your performer and guide tell you about the crimes they committed hundreds of years ago.

Get ready to discover the true face of death in the 17th century! This new animated guided tour of New France plunges you into funeral rites, ancient cemeteries and approximate burials of the period through the gloomy tales of your highly (or almost) alive guide. What were the resting places in Old Quebec? How were the bodies of the criminals, the poor and the elite disposed of? What were the settlers’ rites of passage? How was death viewed at the time? Come and uncover well-buried mortuary secrets during a morbid but oh-so-entertaining tour! Departure point is outside, in front of Monument François de Laval, 3 Passage du chien) The tour ends outside of the Morrin Center