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DINNER THEATRES
	CELEBRATIONS DINNER THEATRE Website 1824 Pembina: CanadInns Fort Garry (Fort Garry) Celebrations works hard to ensure your special occasion, company functionor night on the town is one to remember. Experience ove theatre whle a delicious four-course dinner is served by characters from the show. Celebrations' original three-act musical comedies are based on familiar themes you know and love. When combined with classic songs performed live, fantastic set design and energizing chorepgraphy, it's a complete evening of entertainment. Wed. - Sat. : 6:30pm - Sun. 5:00 : 982-8282 or 877-823-8282 This can also be found under Casual Dining
	Improv Supper Club 112 Osborne Street (Toad in the Hole Pub & Eatery) The Improv Supper Club happens on Monday nights from 8pm to Midnight at the Toad in the Hole Pub & Eatery. Volunteers from the audience get on stage with members of Winnipeg’s favorite improv troupes. 284-7201
	MURDER on the MENU Website: 231-0677 Public shows by Murder On The Menu are at the Viscount Gort Hotel, 1670 Portage Murder on the Menu Mystery Dinner Theater is Winnipeg’s most established professional dinner theatre company. In operation since 1990, we have entertained tens of thousands of guests and hundreds of organizations with our unique interactive blend of humour and suspense. Whether a company function, social gathering or fundraiser, we offer the finest comedy dinner theatre that you and your guests can possibly experience. This can also be found under Casual Dining
LIVE THEATRE HOUSES
	BURTON CUMMINGS THEATRE This National Historic Site was originally named for its owner, Corliss Powers Walker, who brought live theatre, vaudeville, concerts and silent films to the city. The 1907 formal opening was a gala presentation of Puccini's Madame Butterfly. The theatre played host to Nellie McClung in the famous mock parliament where suffregettes debated whether men should be given the vote. Remaned in honour of Winnipeg musician Burton Cummings, the 2000-seat venue now hosts a variety of performances throughout the year. 364 Smith Street (Downtown) : 956- 5656
	CENTRE CULTUREL FRANCO-MANITOBAIN Website The Centre culturel franco-manitobain (CCFM) is located at 340 Provencher Boulevard in the heart of St. Boniface, Manitoba and minutes away from downtown Winnipeg. The CCFM, with the Centre du patrimoine (Heritage Centre) includes a restaurant-bar-terrace, an art gallery, a gift boutique, a theatre with seating for 307 people, a multi-purpose hall with a 560-seat capacity, as well as several meeting rooms, classrooms, office space and ample free parking. Technical, catering, and box-office services are also provided. 340 Provencher - 233-8972 Old St. Boniface / French Qurater This can also be found under Family Fun, French Quarter , Camps , Arts & Cultures, Fine Dining , Galleries & Museums, Concerts and Lounges.
	CINAMATHEQUE Website The newly renovated Cinematheque is an intimate art film theatre devoted to screening the very best in Canadian, independent, foreign and alternative film. Cinamatheque premieres new films as well as the works of visiting artists and touring film programs. Cinamatheque operated year-round, with two films showing per night. 100 Arthur : 925-3457 This can also be found under The Exchange District.
	GAS STATION THEATRE and GALLERY Website The Gas Station Theatre is a 235 seat rental venue in the heart of Osborne Village in Winnipeg. It features a large end-stage and is well equipped, with state-of-the art lighting and sound equipment. The auditorium features comfortable seats and the best sight-lines to the stage in the business!We are the home to professional theatre and dance companies as well as community based organizations. We have hosted musical evenings, fashion shows, lectures, film and video presentations, corporate events and even weddings! 445 River (Corner of River & Osborne) : 284-9477 This can also be found under Osborne Village
	LE CERCLE MOLIERE Website The Cercle Moliere offers theatre lovers a wide range of styles and themes in a unique setting: the intimate Theatre de la Chapelle. This theme "en francais" is the longest running French language theatre company in Canada. An English synopsis is provided for all plays. Season runs from October to May. This can also be found under French Quarter.
	MANITOBA OPERA Website The sight, the sound, the spectacle - Manitoba Opera has it all. Acclaimed artists from around the world joun the finest Canadian singers, the Manitoba Opera Chrous, and the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra to present two lavish full-scale productions and a one-night concert-style event each season. Season runs from Nov. to May. 555 Main Street - Centennial Concert Hall This can also be found under Arts & Culture and The Exchange District
	MANITOBA THEATRE CENTRE Website 174 Market - The Exchange District ; 942-6637 / 877-446-4500 Canada's flagship regional theatre presents 10 plays at two state-of-the art venue: the Mainstage and the Warehouse. Each year, the Maniotba Theatre Centre also presents a Master Playwright Festival and the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival. Season runs from Oct - May. MANITOBA THEATRE CENTRE WAREHOUSE Website 140 Rupert - The Exchange District : 942-6637 / 877-446-4500 Theatre-lovers also subscribe to the MTC Warehouse, where four cutting-edge plays rock an intimate, state-of-the-art, 286 seat house. The Warehouse wears its content warnings proudly, and audiences are attracted as much by the gritty reality of the plays as they are by the impeccable quality of the art presented there. WARNING: MTC Warehouse plays usually contain controversial and mature themes, often accompanied by strong language and some nudity. Season runs from Oct - May.
	MANITOBA THEATRE for YOUNG PEOPLE (MTYP) Website Located at the Forks Manitoba Theatre for Yong People presents a full season of professional theatre for yong people, age 3 to teen, and their families.  One of the most respected theatre companies in Canada - for children or adults - MTYP presents 10 plays each season in their state-of-the-art, fully reconfigurable theatre.  Each year, MTYP welcomes guest companies from around the world, as well as creating and presenting plays by the company's own artistic team. This can also be found under Family Fun, Camps and The Forks.
	PANTAGES PLAYHOUSE THEATRE Website THe Pantages Playhouse Theatre, with its particularily lavish interior, was the finest theatre ever built in Winnipeg. Constructed in 1913-14, it originally presented live theatrical, musical and vaudeville performances. Pantages still plays host the some of the best entertainment around including the Winnipeg Comedy Festival. 180 Market: 989-2889 : The Exchange District This can also be found under Concerts.
	PRAIRIE THEATRE EXCHANGE Website Engage in Winnipeg's second largest and most intimate live theatre experience. Enjoy theatre in the round in a season filled with comedy, music and drama - performances that challenge entertain and enlighten. Season runs from October to April ; 3rd Flr - 393 Portage Ave. (Portage Place) Downtown
	RAINBOW STAGE - Kildonan Park Website The summer tradition of musical theatre performed under the dome at Canada's largest and longest -running outdoor theatre in Kildonan Park has been a tradition for over 50 years. Expect all the glitz, glamour and talent of a full-scale Broadway Musical. Tickets at Rainbow Stage : 989-0888 Venue located at 2021 Main Street This can also be found under Parks, Pools & Zoos and Family Fun.
	SHAKESPEARE in the RUINS Website The sheer beauty of the Assiniboine Park Conservatory and surrounding grounds will play host to the unique promenade-style of theatre for which SHAKESPEARE IN THE RUINS is known. Please join us for our exciting 2006 season. Seating capacity is limited for each performance so we encourage you to book soon!
	THEATRE in the CEMETARY Actors dressed in period costumed guide you through St.Boniface Cathedral's cemetary, one of the oldest in the city. Hear stories from French, Metis and Manitoban history while visiting gravesites of fascinating historical characters including Louis Riel, founder of our province. Season runs from July to August. 190 avenue de la Cathedrale ; 1-866-808-8338 This can also be found under French Quarter and Sightseeing Tours
	WEST END CULTURAL CENTRE Website In 1987, an old church at the corner of Sherbrook and Ellice found new life as a dynamic not-for-profit community arts organization. Winnipeg's most distinctive music venue now attracts over 30,000 music lovers a year to hear dynamic artists from outside-the-mainstream. Flexible programming, great acoustics and intimate atmosphere have brought the WECC into the national spotlight with two Western Canadian Music Awards for Venue of the Year.