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Globe Theatre: Regina's Theatrical Gem
Experience live theatre in the round at Regina's historic Globe Theatre, Saskatchewan's premier performing arts destination.
The Globe Theatre, located in Regina's historic Prince Edward Building, is Saskatchewan's largest performing arts organization and Canada's only permanent theatre-in-the-round. Founded in 1966, it offers a diverse program of plays and events, making it a cultural hub in the heart of downtown.
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Getting There
Walking
If you are in downtown Regina, the Globe Theatre is easily accessible by foot. From the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, walk north on Albert Street for 10-15 minutes until you reach 11th Avenue. Turn right and walk until you reach Scarth Street. Turn left on Scarth Street, and the Globe Theatre will be on your right at 1801 Scarth St.
Public Transport
The Globe Theatre is accessible via Regina Transit. From the Regina Transit terminal near the Cornwall Centre, take bus route 6 towards 'Rosemont'. Ride for 5 stops until you reach 'Scarth St @ 11th Ave'. From there, head north on Scarth Street for about 4 minutes to 1801 Scarth St. A single fare on Regina Transit is $2.75.
Parking
Several parking options are available near the Globe Theatre. Street parking is available around the theatre and is free after 6:00 PM and on weekends. The Hamilton Street Parkade and the Hill Tower Parkade on Cornwall Street are also nearby options. Check hours of operation before parking at Cornwall Centre. Parking costs vary. Metered street parking is typically $2 per hour. Parkade rates range from $2-$4 per hour.
Local tips
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Check the Globe Theatre's website for show schedules, special events, and ticket information.
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Arrive early to explore the shops and restaurants in Regina's vibrant downtown area.
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Consider attending a pre-show chat or post-show discussion to enhance your theatre experience.
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Street parking is free after 6 PM and on weekends.
Discover more about Globe Theatre
The Globe Theatre, situated in Regina's landmark Prince Edward Building, has been a cornerstone of Saskatchewan's cultural landscape since 1966. Founded by Ken and Sue Kramer, it was the province's first professional theatre company. The theatre is named after Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London.Housed in the historic Prince Edward Building, originally built in 1906 as the Regina Post Office and RCMP headquarters, the Globe Theatre took over the second and third floors in 1981. In 2014, the Globe Theatre purchased the entire Prince Edward Building. The Globe Theatre underwent extensive renovations between 2020 and 2024 and re-opened to the public in November 2024.As Canada's only permanent theatre-in-the-round, the Globe offers a unique and intimate viewing experience. The theatre stages a variety of productions each year, including classics, contemporary works, and Canadian plays. In addition to mainstage performances, the Globe Theatre provides a platform for emerging artists and new works through its Sandbox Series. The Globe Theatre School offers year-round programs for children and young adults.The Globe Theatre is more than just a performance venue; it's a community hub that fosters creativity, connection, and the magic of live performance.
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