ARC 2025-26 Season Subscription

NEW! Subscribe to Billy Bishop Goes to War, Ghost Light, and The Master Builder for the best seats and special savings. Three-show subscriptions on sale October 10, with a pre-sale for Main Stage subscribers beginning October 1! Single tickets on sale November 3.

Now in its eighth season, the Atlantic Repertory Company (ARC) is launching its very first 3-Show Subscription Series. This milestone marks ARC’s continued growth as a professional theatre company, bringing acclaimed Canadian and international works to local audiences. The inaugural lineup—Billy Bishop Goes to War, Ghost Light, and The Master Builder—takes the stage at the BMO Studio Theatre.

ARC Season Subscription Pre-sale for Main Stage Subscribers: October 1-9

ARC Season Subscription open to the public: October 10

Single ticket sales to 3 ARC shows: November 3

BILLY BISHOP GOES TO WAR (December 2 - 7)

Book, music and lyrics by John MacLachlan Gray in collaboration with Eric Peterson.

Featuring Patrick Jeffrey and Bertis Sutton. Directed by Stephen Tobias.

Witness the incredible story of Canadian WWI flying ace Billy Bishop come to life on stage! This critically acclaimed, award-winning play brings you on a journey of triumph, survival, and transformation told through gripping tales, haunting memories, and unforgettable songs. Don’t miss this powerful and moving performance.

GHOST LIGHT (January 28 - 31)

Written and performed by Shawn Wright.

A powerful one-man show that shines with heart, humour, and hometown roots! Both written and performed by Wright, the play is a deeply personal tribute to his late mother, Regina, whose love of theatre shaped his life. Through vivid storytelling, Wright brings to life childhood memories, family tales, and the enduring bond between mother and son. Set against the backdrop of growing up in New Brunswick as the youngest of seven, Ghost Light is a moving celebration of love, laughter, and legacy.

THE MASTER BUILDER (April 21 - April 26)

By Henrik Ibsen. Directed by Richard Rose and featuring R.H. Thomson.

A sharp, psychological drama where power, passion, and the past collide! In Henrik Ibsen’s The Master Builder, an aging architect’s fears and past promises unravel his carefully built world. A gripping drama about ambition, power, and the human condition, this classic remains as impactful as ever.