Geordie Theatre is a professional theatre company that has been presenting live English productions for young audiences since 1980. Pushing artistic boundaries with timely and provocative stories, Geordie delivers more than 200 performances each season. Since our inception, we have performed for over 2.7 million children, teens, and their families. Located in the St. Henri neighbourhood of Montreal, Geordie Theatre is a member of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres (P.A.C.T.), the Quebec Drama Federation, International Association of Performing Arts for Youth, ASSITEJ, Conseil Québécois de Théâtre, and La Maison Théâtre.
Your support will help Geordie keep the magic of live theatre accessible to over 40,000 people this year. No other company is as far-reaching and ambitious in their efforts to bring theatre to all corners of our province, launch the careers of new and emerging artists, and make theatre accessible to many communities of young people traditionally excluded from this impactful art form. It would be an honour and privilege to align our brands to do even more in support of the belief that culture is a cornerstone of social and economic development.
Geordie is proud to offer you and your company a variety of benefits that promise to enrich your commitment to the community and to our mission;
building upon a partnership that will last long after the curtain goes down.
We understand that not every company fits into a sponsorship grid. We have a creative team on hand to help find the right mix of visibility and philanthropic impact that you’re looking for. Our management and fundraising teams are available to explore new opportunities with you that will allow us all to reach our objectives, together.
We look forward to discussing our collaboration with you!
Please contact (514) 845-9810 ext. 207 or info@geordie.ca
Geordie Theatre is located on the unceded Indigenous lands of the Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) nation of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. Tiotià:ke (known as Montréal) has existed as a meeting place of many First Nation peoples, including but not limited to the Abenaki, Anishinaabeg (Algonquin), and the Huron-Wendat. We extend our deepest respect to the elders of these communities and to all Indigenous peoples who carry the history of this island’s land and waters – caring for it and calling it home. We are honoured and privileged to share stories on this land.
We wish to also acknowledge that we are grateful to those seeking sustainable solutions to our global climate crisis, so that we may continue to inspire and challenge our audiences near and far.
