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Playwrights' Workshop Montréal

Nationally-mandated theatre development centre

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We’re a theatre creation & development centre sparking collaborative exploration of new work.

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Latest news at PWM:

 

Public Reading of Mizushōbai (The Water Trade)

2020 Glassco Translation Residency

APPLY NOW: Re:Shaping Borders with Naïma Kristel Phillips

Public Reading of Reflection of Silence

 

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Our programs encourage exchange and expansion.

Explore our programS: Professional Development, Creation Laboratories, National Residencies
 

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7250 Rue Clark, #103
Montréal, QC
H2R 2Y3

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PWM is located on unceded Kanien’kehà:ka/People of the Flint (Mohawk Nation) territory. Tiohtià:ke/Broken in two (Montreal) is historically and presently a gathering place for many First Nations.

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