Theatre Aquarius Temporary Closure in January Prompts Postponement of Show

January 6, 2022

As the result of the recent COVID-19 restrictions announced by Premier Ford on January 3, 2022, Theatre Aquarius, along with all theatres across Ontario, will be closing temporarily from January 5 through January 26. But the impact of the government-mandated closure does not end there for the Hamilton performing arts hub.

The award winning, international hit show Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story, originally scheduled to be performed at Theatre Aquarius from January 12 through January 29, will be postponed to later this year. The dates will be announced as soon as they are finalized.

A Statement on our COVID-19 Protocols

December 16, 2021

‘Theatre Aquarius will continue to gather at 50 % capacity for the remainder of our run of Home For The Holidays.

We will also continue to enforce our vaccine and mask mandates. We look forward to seeing you at the show!’

2021-2022 Season Announcement

November 15, 2021

Mary Francis Moore, Artistic Director, and Lorna Zaremba, Executive Director of Theatre Aquarius are proud to announce its 2021-2022 Season of four stunning productions, all Canadian and all Hamilton proud.

“I can’t tell you how excited everyone at Theatre Aquarius is to welcome people back after the 20-month closure of live in-door theatre,” said Mary Francis Moore, Artistic Director of Theatre Aquarius.

Welcome, Mary Francis

July 5, 2021

We are so excited that the day has finally come to welcome Mary Francis Moore through our front doors here at Theatre Aquarius!

Welcome to the theatre, and welcome to Hamilton. We are sure your #hamont family is thrilled to have you home. 

“A warm welcome to Mary Francis Moore, the new Artistic Director at Theatre Aquarius. She arrives in Hamilton fresh off her latest production at the Charlottetown Festival in PEI with bold, engaging and inclusive ideas. We can’t wait for you to meet Mary Francis in person!” – Annette Hamm, Chair of the Board of Directors