Scarborough Theatre Guild was formed in 1959 from the amalgamation of three smaller community theatre groups. Their headquarters was an old farm house at Midland and Ellesmere where set building took place in two old chicken houses. The group flourished, and in 1969 moved into an old church at 66 Denton Avenue – the birth of Playhouse 66.
This year Scarborough Theatre Guild celebrates its 60 anniversary!
On Saturday, April 4th at 8:00 p.m. the hard-working team at ACT-CO hosted a live stream event to present this year’s Thea awards. As they said “While we can’t all Read more
Casting Notice
Due to the closure of Scarborough Village Theatre during the CoVID-19 crisis, the Board of Directors of the Scarborough Theatre Guild has made the decision to move our production of Read more
Due to the current public health developments, and in compliance with the City of Toronto’s extended closure of city facilities, Scarborough Theatre Guild has decided to move its production of A RED PLAID SHIRT to its September time slot. The Performance dates will be Friday, September 11 through Saturday, September 26, 2020.
The production of INNOCENCE LOST, a PLAY about STEVEN TRUSCOTT, by Beverley Cooper, originally scheduled for June-July, and the production of JAKE’S WOMEN, by Neil Simon, which was to be our season opener this September will both be postponed to the 2021-2022 season.
All Patrons who currently have tickets for this production will be contacted by the Box Office. Our Box Office is volunteer run and it may take a little while to reach out to everyone. We thank you in advance for your patience.
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