The only community theatre troupe in Canada producing plays in both the English and French languages.

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37 Postcards – Auditions

Théâtre St-Bruno Players is looking for a talented cast for our upcoming fall production of the eccentric, award-winning comedy “37 Postcards” by Michael McKeever!

Arlequins 2026: TSBP nominated 3 times

TSBP received 3 nominations for the Arlequins Best Costumes - Johanne Drouin (Belles-sœurs) Best Actor - Robert Morin (Vincent - What’s in a name?) Concours Création - Jacques Turcotte (Toxiques et toxines) Winners will be announced on May 30th at the annual Gala des...

Jocelyne Brochu Wins Arlequin for Best short Perfomance

The FQTA awarded the Arlequin Award for Best Short Performance to Jocelyne Brochu for her role as Joëlle in the comedy “Et surtout pour le pire.”

TSBP Celebrates its 50th Anniversary

On June 7th Théâtre St-Bruno Players celebrated its 50 anniversary in style with a lavish gala at Centre Marcel Dulude in St-Bruno.

Théâtre St-Bruno Players is a non-profit community theatre troupe founded in 1975.

With over ninety members of all ages, it is the only amateur theatre troupe in Québec producing plays in both English and French.

Each year we produce four major productions, two in English and two in French. From comedies and dramas to mysteries and more, Théâtre St-Bruno Players covers it all. In fact, more than 260 plays have been produced since 1975 including original works, in music, dance and theatre.

What's In a Name (April 2025)

"Absolutely brilliant 🙂 Fantastic cast"
"Well put together, nice twists"
"Amazing! So well done"

Outside Mullingar (Nov. 2024)

"Funny and touching!"
"A wonderful slice of Ireland."
"Amazing, great acting."

The Full Monty (Nov/ 2025)

"I laughed the whole way through"
"The men were awesome!"
"Can I put down 20?" (On 10)

Our Next Production

37 Postcards

Written by Michael McKeever

After years of traveling abroad, Avery is happy to return to the comfort of his home. Unfortunately, almost nothing is as he remembered it. The entire house is tilted at a distinct angle, the dog hasn't been fed in five years, and Avery's Grandmother, who everyone thought was dead, is still alive and kicking. Forced to either accept the oddities of his family, or leave them behind, 37 Postcards suggests that you can, in fact, go home again... You just never know what you're going to find.

It’s a hilarious and touching look at the families we love, even when they’re completely out of their minds.

COMING IN NOVEMBER

Director: Dave Maynard
Producer: TBD