The Tunnel

One second Diana and Lee are fighting, the next an invisible force pulls them into the world of The Tunnel. Is the strength of their relationship enough to break them out of this strange place or will they be trapped there forever?

This show includes flashing lights, abrupt blackouts, video projections that also have flashing lights, and loud/abrupt sounds. There are also scenes depicting physical violence, and scenes where characters are yelling at each other as they argue.

McMaster’s School of the Arts is excited to announce the IARTS EXPO: Pilot, a four-day festival of the arts featuring the inaugural graduating classes of McMaster University’s iARTS (Integrated Arts) BA and BFA programs.

Launched in 2022, this unique degree fosters interdisciplinary skills in art, performance, art histories, critical theories and research-creation. Emphasizing creative practice as a collective mode of enquiry, student paths include acting, game design, painting/drawing, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, playwriting, dance, and film-making. Grounded in social justice, iARTS is committed to fostering equity and diversity in society and to training caring and environmentally responsible artists.

IARTS EXPO: Pilot lives up to the ambitious interdisciplinary objectives of the program and is a celebration of the programs’ first cohort students. It includes a multi-disciplinary exhibition at the McMaster Museum for the Arts, three new theatrical performances at the Lyons Family Studio, and the three new films presented at McMaster Concert Hall. 

The events are spread across the four days but all of them can be enjoyed on one day on Saturday 28^th March starting with the reception at the Museum at 1pm.

Also Playing:

Coming & Going: OUT https://www.showpass.com/coming-going-out/

Next Time's Coming https://www.showpass.com/next-times-coming/ 

Film Gala https://www.showpass.com/iarts-expo-2026-film-gala/

Multi-Disciplinary Exhibition at the McMaster M(M)A:

Exhibition Dates: March 26, 2026 – June 26, 2026

Exhibition Reception: Saturday, March 28 1–3 p.m. Museum will be open to the public from 12 to 4 p.m.