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  • Murteza Khan (Brutus) and Talia Aronsberg (Portia) in Julius Caesar (Owen Egan)

    Murteza Khan (Brutus) and Talia Aronsberg (Portia) in Julius Caesar (Owen Egan)

  • Zak Rose (Petruchio) and Rosa Gaia Saunders (Kate) in Taming of the Shrew (2007)

    Zak Rose (Petruchio) and Rosa Gaia Saunders (Kate) in Taming of the Shrew (2007) Directed by Prof. Patrick Neilson. (Owen Egan)

  • Murteza Khan (Brutus) and Spencer Malthouse (Cassius) in Julius Caesar

    Murteza Khan (Brutus) and Spencer Malthouse (Cassius) in Julius Caesar (Owen Egan)

  • Zak Rose (Julius Caesar) and Spencer Malthouse (Cassius) in Julius Caesar

    Zak Rose (Julius Caesar) and Spencer Malthouse (Cassius) in Julius Caesar (Owen Egan)

  • Students involved in the theatre program create their own costumes

    In the Department of English, students involved in the theatre program create their own costumes. (Claudio Calligaris)

  • Harrison Collett as Oberon and Vanessa Combe as Titania in the Department of English Drama and Theatre Program production of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. [Owen Egan]

  • A still from the Spring 2011 production of The Alchemist (Owen Egan)

    A still from the Spring 2011 production of The Alchemist (Owen Egan)

  • Maria Forti, U2 Arts, works on a costume used in a recent production

    Maria Forti, U2 Arts, works on a costume used in a recent production of the Taming of the Shrew. Students in the Drama and Theatre program's Costume Design class learn sewing, draping and tailoring skills. (Claudio Calligaris)

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  • A snapshot from A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare (Photo: Owen Egan)

  • English lecture in Moyse Hall, ca. 1956 (McGill University Archives)

    English lecture in Moyse Hall, ca. 1956 (McGill University Archives)

  • In Extremis: The Story of Abelard and Heloise

    McGill's Drama and Theatre program presents In Extremis: The Story of Abelard and Heloise (Owen Egan)

  • A still from the Spring 2011 production of The Alchemist (Owen Egan)

    A still from the Spring 2011 production of The Alchemist (Owen Egan)

  • Moyse Hall lobby

    The entrance to Moyse Hall, located in the historic Arts Building

  • A snapshot from A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare (Photo: Owen Egan)

  • Stephen Nagy as Antonio in William Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice"

    Stephen Nagy as Antonio in William Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice", directed by Prof. Myrna Wyatt Selkirk (Owen Egan)

  • Luke Powers as the Clown + Rachel Resnik as Isbel (

    Luke Powers as the Clown + Rachel Resnik as Isbel (Owen Egan)

  • Martin Law (King) + Rebecca Gibian (Helena)  + Alex Gravenstein (Bertram)

    Martin Law as King + Rebecca Gibian as Helena + Alex Gravenstein as Bertram (Owen Egan)

  • preparing costumes for an upcoming production

    Alexandra Holness (far left), Catherine Bradley, Danny Haeberlin, and Joy Ross Jones are hard at work as they make costumes for an upcoming theatre production in the Department of English. (Claudio Calligaris)

  • Phil Li-Wei Chen playing Launcelot in William Shakespeare's

    Phil Li-Wei Chen playing Launcelot in William Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice", directed by Prof. Myrna Wyatt Selkirk (Owen Egan)

  • Nicolae Rusan (Jack) and Brian Beckett (Algenon)

    Nicolae Rusan (Jack) and Brian Beckett (Algenon) in The Importance of Being Earnest (Fall 2008) directed by Prof. Myrna Wyatt Selkirk (Owen Egan)

Moyse Hall Theatre

Moyse Hall is a 306 seat proscenium arch theatre located in the Arts Building at the heart of McGill University. The English Department stages two productions a year in this space.

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From fully fledged productions to lectures and conferences, Moyse Hall is a fully equipped production facility, catering to all your production needs in the heart of Montreal’s downtown core and at the center of McGill.

Let us help make your next production a great success, browse through the menu on the left to view the theatre's Specifications, Resources available, Stage Props and a selection of Images.
CALL (514) 398-6578 OR MOYSE [dot] HALL [at] MCGILL [dot] CA FOR MORE INFORMATION

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853 Sherbrooke St. West, Arts Building, McGill University, H3A 0G5 Map

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BUS: 24, 80, 107, 144

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