Recognized as one of the most crucial launching pads for emerging artists in Toronto’s theatre ecology, Paprika Theatre announces its first Festival since making radical changes to programming in the 2024-2025 season.
Where is Paprika Festival today and where are we headed?
Paprika Theatre is joining a coalition of 18 performing arts organizations across Canada in endorsing the Palestinian call for the boycott of institutions that are complicit in Israel’s illegal occupation and ongoing genocide in Palestine.
Its that time of year again! 8 emerging artists are joining our training programs, led by some of the industry’s most dynamic artists, to learn, create, and share new work at our 24th Annual Paprika Festival this Spring at Native Earth Performing Arts.
Hello! Amanda Lin here, Paprika’s new Artistic Producer. We have some big changes coming to Paprika this season, so I’m here to talk about it and give some context.
Paprika Theatre Festival, recognized as one of the most crucial launching pads for emerging artists in Toronto’s theatre ecology, announces its 23rd annual Paprika Theatre Festival.
Join the Paprika Team as Front of House Manager for #Paprika23! This is a great training opportunity for emerging Producers, Stage Managers, Production Managers, and folks interested in arts administration.
19 young and emerging artists are joining our training programs, led by some of the industry’s most ingenious artists, to learn, create, and share new work at our 23rd Annual Paprika Festival this Spring at Native Earth Performing Arts.Artists will work with Paprika over the year to develop skills in playwriting, directing, collective creation, costume design, producing and beyond!Say hey to some new (and returning) faces!
Paprika is launching our new monthly donor campaign: Paprika Regulars!