Tottering Biped Theatre

05/05/2026

Hello Totterers,

If you haven’t yet had a chance, we invite you to complete our short audience survey. Your input is incredibly valuable and will help us better understand how to strengthen our connection with you and enhance your experience.

The survey remains open until May 10, 2026, and takes approximately 10–15 minutes to complete. All responses are confidential and anonymous, and will only be shared as part of combined group results.

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Thank you again for your time and perspective!

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This survey is part of the Re-imagining Customer Relationships project, a joint initiative between the Canadian Association for the Performing Arts, Orchestras Canada, the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres, and the National Arts Centre. It is funded by the Government of Canada, Mitacs, the Azrieli Foundation, the Metcalf Foundation, and the Chawkers Foundation.

03/10/2026

UPDATE: We found our keyboard! Thank you

Calling all Totterers! We are seeking to borrow a high-quality keyboard for the Cabaret this weekend. Any leads are greatly appreciated! 🎹

01/09/2026

Coming to TO: workshop and a full show. Feb 1. Reply to me for deets.

11/22/2025

Tonight's performance of "Searching for Marceau" at Sweet Action Theatre is CANCELLED

See you tomorrow or next week at the BPAC instead!

11/14/2025

Hey Folks! Trevor, your friendly neighbourhood Mime here. I'm bringing a full length Mime performance to Sweet Action Theatre in Toronto and I hope you can come. Self promo isn't fun - so please forgive me putting a few reasons why you should come here: I studied at the Marcel Marceau School in Paris, I've performed solo shows to over 40,000 people, I've performed with the TSO and qualified for Cirque's performer roster. Love to have you.

Searching for Marceau finds a budding young Mime trying to make sense of his two fathers: the real one raising him and the far away Marcel Marceau. The imaginary and the real battle in this theatre/mime piece reinvents Marcel Marceau’s Mime tradit...