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Important Note About Subscriptions/Memberships
If you were an RLT subscriber in 2025-26 and you want to maintain your reserved seats, you have until Friday, August 28 to renew through the Regina Performing Arts Centre box office.
If you were an RLT subscriber in 2025-26 and you want to change to different reserved seats, you can do so during the week before Labour Day – that is, from August 31 through Sept. 4.
If you are a new subscriber and purchase your tickets before Labour Day (Sept. 7), you can purchase “flex” seating any time. This will not give you reserved seats, but you will have the flexibility of attending shows for any performance you please (Wednesday through Saturday nights, or Saturday matinee).
If you are a new subscriber who prefers reserved seating for a specific night or matinee, you must wait until after Labour Day (Sept. 7) to make your purchase.
Subscriptions, for the fourth straight season, are $115 for adults and $99 for seniors (55 and over), students and youths aged 18 and under. That's for all five mainstage shows!
Individual show admissions are $30 for adults; $26 for seniors, students and youths; and $12 for children 12 and under. The children’s pricing is available for all performances. No tax is added to these prices as amateur productions are exempt from taxation.
(RPAC will charge a ticket fee of $1 per show for subscribers and $1.50 per show for single-show purchases.)
Until Sept. 4, the RPAC box office (1077 Angus Street) is open Monday through Thursday from noon to 5 p.m., and Friday from noon to 4 p.m. After Labour Day, the Monday through Thursday hours are noon to 8 p.m., and Fridays are noon to 4 p.m. Subscriptions can be handled either in person at RPAC or over the telephone at 306-779-2277.
If you were an RLT subscriber in 2025-26 and you want to change to different reserved seats, you can do so during the week before Labour Day – that is, from August 31 through Sept. 4.
If you are a new subscriber and purchase your tickets before Labour Day (Sept. 7), you can purchase “flex” seating any time. This will not give you reserved seats, but you will have the flexibility of attending shows for any performance you please (Wednesday through Saturday nights, or Saturday matinee).
If you are a new subscriber who prefers reserved seating for a specific night or matinee, you must wait until after Labour Day (Sept. 7) to make your purchase.
Subscriptions, for the fourth straight season, are $115 for adults and $99 for seniors (55 and over), students and youths aged 18 and under. That's for all five mainstage shows!
Individual show admissions are $30 for adults; $26 for seniors, students and youths; and $12 for children 12 and under. The children’s pricing is available for all performances. No tax is added to these prices as amateur productions are exempt from taxation.
(RPAC will charge a ticket fee of $1 per show for subscribers and $1.50 per show for single-show purchases.)
Until Sept. 4, the RPAC box office (1077 Angus Street) is open Monday through Thursday from noon to 5 p.m., and Friday from noon to 4 p.m. After Labour Day, the Monday through Thursday hours are noon to 8 p.m., and Fridays are noon to 4 p.m. Subscriptions can be handled either in person at RPAC or over the telephone at 306-779-2277.
The tentative agenda for the AGM is as follows:
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Regina Little Theatre’s Annual General Meeting
will be held Tuesday, Sept. 8, at 7 p.m., at the Regina Performing Arts Centre. All RLT members are invited – and strongly encouraged – to attend. One of the most important aspects of the AGM is the election of board members. The RLT board consists of 12 members, all serving two-year terms. Their status is as follows: President John Chaput will stand for re-election. Secretary Faye Daborn is not standing for re-election but will run for Member-at-Large. Nora Berg, longtime Member-at-Large, has been nominated for the position of Secretary. Vice-President Cathy Moberly and Treasurer Mariya Reshetar are in the middle of their two-year terms. Among the eight Members at Large, Janaya Hanley and Bonnie Senger are standing for re-election. Faye Daborn will stand for election, and the board is nominating Ryan Ramsay to fill the vacancy left by Hope Van Vliet’s departure (see story inside). Marty Lelliott, Patrick Pelletier, Cheryl Scherle and Bryce Schlamp are in the middle of their two-year terms. If you would like to nominate yourself or another person for nomination to the Board, please express that intention by sending an e-mail to [email protected]. Nominations will also be accepted at the AGM on Sept. 8. Another item of business requiring the general membership’s approval will be the appointment of Robert Szautner to handle RLT’s annual financial review, effective the fiscal year 2026-27, replacing Iris Howden, who is withdrawing from that task after many years of excellent service. |
Coming Soon! Our First Show of Season 101!
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The Mousetrap
By Agatha Christie
Directed by Nora Berg Sep 30, Oct 1, 2, & 3, 2026 Seven strangers are snowed in at a remote English guesthouse while news spreads of a murder in London. It is by far the longest-running play anywhere in the world! Join RLT for our first show of the season. But... you must swear not to tell anyone WHODUNIT!! Presented by special arrangement with Concord Theatricals. TICKETS: Adult (19-54 years of age) $30.00 Senior (55+ years of age) Student (Adult with current student ID) Youth(18 years of age and under) $26.00 12 and under (Saturday matinee only) $12.00 Tickets can be purchased at the Regina Performing Arts Centre box office, 1077 Angus Street (at 4th Avenue), by calling 306-779-2277, or you can Buy your tickets online here. |
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