Previous Projects – Mixed Company Theatre

Click the images below to learn more about some of our recent projects catalyzing social change through theatre!

School Projects

“In Your Head”

A Forum Theatre presentation for students about mental health stigma, and how to be positive allies to each other.
“Mixed Messages”

A Forum Theatre presentation that aimed to help students understand how to navigate drugs, alcohol and consent.
“Half Full”

An interactive presentation to help students find ways to cope with anxiety and support one another.
“Frenemies”

An anti-bullying production that explored themes of toxic friendships, peer pressure, and isolation.
“Showdown 2.0”

A Forum Theatre play about the issue of bullying in a hyper-connected, ever-changing technological landscape.
“A Fine Line”

A production about relationships, feminism, gender equality and definition, personal boundaries and self confidence.
“DISS”

A presentation about gang presence in our neighbourhoods and the pressures youth face finding social connection and identity.
“The Green Show”

A humorous play to teach students how to be environmentally friendly.
“What If…?”

A play that explores alcohol and drugs from a youth perspective, asking students to discuss ways to deal with peer pressure and substance abuse.
“Project ACT”

A Forum Theatre presentation to help students recognize and overcome barriers that prevented them from leading healthy, active lives.
“The Bully Show: Clown in the Round”

A presentation to investigate possible ways to intervene in bullying situations, in partnership with U.N.I.T productions.
“Showdown”

A play to help students recognize the different forms bullying can take, and explores the issues that motivate bullying behaviour.
“Under Pressure”

A presentation that explores relationship negotiations and encourages high school students to find their own voices in the midst of the complex pressures they face today.
“The 10% Reality”

A play that examines the effects of homophobia on young people who are trying to come to terms with their sexuality – and the bullying they and their friends sometimes experience as a result.
“Wishworld”

A production that aims to engage students in the issue of cyber-bullying, and the ways in which it can affect students both in and out of the classroom.

Community Projects

Photo Credits:

Our New Home and Us – Photo by Contrast Productions.

Theatre and Cross Creativity – Photo by Sean Rees. Arts Orillia’s Theatre & Cross Creativity youth project.

“Two-Sided Mirror” – Photo by Aaron D’souza.

“Half Full”, Art for Integration – Photos by Light Loom Studios.

“Spring Moon / 春明” – Photo by Dahlia Katz.