THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

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  • By February 20, 2021

    The University of Saskatchewan’s drama department successfully integrated their production into the ones and zeros of the online world.

  • A tale of two scandals: Political affairs in the sixties

    By February 21, 2020

    Everyone gets their time in the limelight, and this sure happened for Canada and the United States in the ‘60s.

  • Secret in the Wings brings fairytale magic to our theatre’s stage

    By February 8, 2020

    Greystone Theatre’s latest modern masterpiece features first- and second-year students and fairy tales galore.

  • Greystone Theatre’s production of Frankenstein kicks off their new season with a bang

    By October 13, 2019

    This production is the first of four Mainstage performances put on by the university theatre.

  • Greystone performs play by renowned screenwriter Martin McDonagh

    By February 25, 2019

    Greystone Theatre is returning to the stage with their third play of

  • Our Country’s Good puts the story back in history

    By March 23, 2014

    Debuting at the Greystone Theatre on March 19, Our Country’s Good marks the end of another prosperous season for the University of Saskatchewan’s drama department.

  • Scene Slam takes theatre to a whole new level

    By March 10, 2014

    As a theatrical performance, Scene Slam offers a very unique experience and opportunity. Going beyond a traditional theatre show, it engages the audience in everything from developing script ideas to acting — leaving it largely up to the crowd to determine how the evening will take shape.

  • U of S play Downstream tours the prairies

    By February 17, 2014

    Written by the University of Saskatchewan drama department’s playwright in residence, Kenneth T. Williams, Downstream will be making four stops as it tours across the prairies during February.