Action Infini

Extended Outreach to Students

Action Infini is aimed at integrating theatre into school curriculums, and introducing students to great new Canadian plays. We provide access to our productions, comprehensive study guides, and talkback opportunities with the artistic team to participating teachers and students. Additionally, we have multiple plays available for touring as well as select digital programming for remote communities.

For more details, to inquire about our comprehensive study guides, or to book our Action Infini programming, please contact our Outreach Manager at manager@infinitheatre.com

What students had to say about our Action Infini programming:

  • “I was thoroughly impressed with Infinithéâtre's production not only for their proper portrayal of certain themes, but for the questions it raised. The play left me contemplating the constraints of my own freedom and their source. This fascinating play is very much worth your time and I strongly encourage you to view it yourself.”

  • “I believe that it's important for people to expand their knowledge in artistic skills as much as literature, and Infinithéâtre have managed to do just that!”

  • “I think that having plays in school is very important and helps give a visual representation of what is being taught in class.”

Available Study Guides

  • The Sighlence of Sky, a non-verbal mask and mime piece, is a tender ode to the heart-ache and the love that live within family bonds.

  • Mazel Tov seeks to explore how we put walls between us, and how we might build those walls higher, or break them down. The play surprises us at every turn and illuminates our understanding of loyalty, friendship and family.

  • Omi Mouna is the beautifully heartfelt, poignant and playful semi-autobiographical tale of Mohsen El Gharbi’s voyage from Montreal to Tunisia to meet his paternal great-grandmother and to retrace his family’s turbulent legacy.

Upcoming Study Guides

  • Ex / B / U

    Extra / Beautiful / U is a multi-media piece that blends traditional theatre with recorded material in its depiction of a story that addresses identity, obsession with social media, and a host of other themes related to cultural values and secondary trauma.

  • Open House

    Open House is a literal and philosophical examination of our tendency to compare and compete, frequently along cultural lines, and the human tendency to attach ourselves emotionally to the concept of land-ownership.

  • Dominoes

    Somewhere in this story is a break, a portal, a black hole. It may only be the size of a small pothole on Crémazie Boulevard, or the size of a period between sentences, a semicolon, a semicolony, a sixteenth note’s round head or an island that looks like ink spilled onto a blue map…