Best Theatre Schools Montreal Near Me

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Whatever the age be creative, play! Acting is an opportunity to take a challenging journey, enjoy the process while you gain self- confidence, self discovery, and self empowerment.

MSOPA Montreal’s leading acting schools for over three decades (31 years), serving, mentoring, and inspiring Montreal’s acting community by offering serious training. We encourage people to find their voice within a safe, fun, challenging and nurturing space where they can explore and realize their potential.

We focus on technique and development while also helping you to learn about the business of acting by providing networking and working opportunities in the industry.

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"Actors are agents of change. A film, a piece of theatre, a piece of music, or a book can make a difference. It can change the world." - Alan Rickman


Located in the vibrant heart of Montreal’s plateau district, House of Actors is an esteemed acting school that embraces a fresh and innovative approach to acting techniques. With a strong emphasis on individual growth, each member is encouraged to explore their unique talents and unlock their full artistic potential.


Whether you’re an aspiring amateur or a seasoned professional, House of Actors offers a diverse range of opportunities from monthly ongoing classes to a full-time program. Our mission is to empower and inspire artists to become the best version of themselves, fostering a vibrant community of dedicated actors who are ready to make their mark in the entertainment industry.


A 10 week program designed to help actors achieve their full potential.

4worldlovers: Geordie Theatre celebrates the art of theatre and its social impact by working with artists from various disciplines and cultural backgrounds to create works that are provocative, relevant and challenge the imagination of our audiences.

By inspiring dialogue between communities, children and parents, as well as teachers and students of all ages, theatre has the unique power to foster voices of the future and plays a crucial role in changing our world for the better.

Geordie Theatre values the diversity of its patrons, visitors and workforce, and is committed to making theatre that is inclusive and accessible to all members of society.

Registration is now open for Geordie Theatre School’s Fall session!

Register your child before August 31st, 2023 for a discount on public classes. Classes run from October to December, ending with an in-class final presentation.

Join Geordie Theatre for a day of outdoor summer fun on August 26, 2023 (rain or shine!) at the Family Fair!

A free one-day event for the whole family, come discover and explore what our Montreal community has to offer with free entertainment, food, and educational workshops for all ages.

Perfect Storm is a story about the complexities of true friendship, and the ways it can support us to navigate our inner critic.

Max and Kelsey have been best friends since forever. Max, a perfectionist, is known at Tiddly Wink Elementary and Junior High School as “Perfect Girl”, and Kelsey, a bit of a wallflower, is known as “Perfect Girl’s best friend”. Their friendship is challenged in drama class, where their roles are reversed. Kelsey seems to be a budding star, whereas Max can’t even play a basic improv game. It is here that both girls start to recognize their inner competitive voices that can never be satisfied…

Meredith wants to be a pop star. Jay wants to be a hockey star. Rosie just wants to help her father. Searching for fame in a world of instant communication drives all of them to make split-second choices that have lasting ramifications.

Written by Governor-General Award winner Erin Shields, Instant is a lightening-speed, multinarrative story about three teenagers who are trying to be heard in a world where it’s harder to reach the top if you don’t recognize who you really are.

On a small island overrun by land developers, two radically different strangers’ lives collide after an unexpected ecological disaster. Seeking safety in a bunker, they clash and connect over their shared dislike of the developers, and their conflicting dreams of a utopia where they can do more than just survive. Other Worlds celebrates their unique journeys to claim and strengthen their own self-identity, while working to make deeper connections with the outside world. A play about well-being, friendship and belonging, and the importance of community.

Nurture your child’s love for theatre by enrolling them in our Geordie Theatre School