The Sudbury Theatre Centre is a professional theatre company, located in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.
Following an Ontario government report in 1967 which recommended the creation of a theatre company in Sudbury, local arts patrons Sonja Dunn, Carolyn Fouriezos, Bill Hart, Bob Remnant and Peg Roberts raised funds to bring the Gryphon Theatre Company of Barrie to Sudbury for a production of Neil Simon's Come Blow Your Horn. That production was staged at Laurentian University's Fraser Auditorium in May 1970.
Following that production, the Sudbury Theatre Centre was officially incorporated on September 14, 1971. Over the next number of years, the STC staged plays and children's theatre workshops at Fraser Auditorium, Cambrian College and the Inco Club. Its success was largely due to the dedication of long-standing artistic director Tony Lloyd, who made it his mission to build a theatre for the people of Sudbury.
In 1980, the city of Sudbury donated a parcel of municipal land on Shaughnessy Street near Civic Square to the STC for the construction of their own permanent 289-seat theatre. Construction began in July 1981, and the new facility was officially opened at the launch of the company's 1982 theatre season.
The company's current artistic director & Executive Director is Caleb Marshall
Artistic Director: Caleb MarshallOperations Manager: Eamonn ReilDirector of Communications: Callam RodyaTechnical Director: Michael JohnsonPlaywright in Residence: Matthew HeitiPresident: Gerry CopemanVice-president: Debbie BarnardSecretary: Maria LavoieTreasurer: Tiffany CecchetoMembers: Sharon Baiden, Evan Bate, Joan Chabot, Michael Cullen, Michelle Fex, Jim Gordon, Kai Mah, Patricia TedfordWilliam Shakespeare, Romeo and JulietJohn MacLachlan Gray, Billy Bishop Goes to WarPeter Colley, When the Reaper CallsDavid French, Of the Fields, LatelyAlan Menken and Howard Ashman, Little Shop of HorrorsDean Regan, A Closer Walk with Patsy ClineJoanna McClelland Glass, TryingMichel Marc Bouchard, Heat WaveArthur Miller, The PriceTed Dykstra and Richard Greenblatt, 2 Pianos, 4 HandsRoald Dahl, James and the Giant PeachOntario Ballet Theatre, The NutcrackerAdam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield, The Compleat Works of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged)Jeffrey Hatcher and Mitch Albom, Tuesdays With MorrieDan Needles, Wingfield's InfernoDavid Lindsay-Abaire, Rabbit HoleAlan Janes, Buddy: The Buddy Holly StoryGeofrey Dinwiddie, CinderellaVal MacMenemey, Heroes and VillainsKim McCaw, Muncha Buncha MunschMolière, The MiserDavid French, Salt-Water MoonRobert Reale (music), Willie Reale (book and lyrics), based on the books by Arnold Lobel, A Year With Frog and ToadMichelle Riml, Sexy LaundryJohn Mighton, Half LifeStephen Sondheim (music and lyrics) Hugh Wheeler (book, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet StreetKen Ludwig, Leading LadiesJohn Patrick Shanley, Doubt: A ParableNorm Foster, The Love ListLindsay Price, The Flying BanditTerrence McNally and David Yazbek, The Full MontyCharles Way, Sleeping BeautyVal MacMenemey, Spin – A Future Ad-ventureMartha Brooks and Maureen Hunter, I Met a Bully on the HillRon Hutchinson, Moonlight and MagnoliasMorris Panych, VigilNorm Foster, Skin FlickGuy Vanderhaeghe, I Had a Job I Liked. Once.William Finn and Rachel Sheinkin, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling BeeLewis Carroll adapted by David Savoy, Alice in WonderlandVal MacMenemey, The Pirate and the Time ThiefMargery Williams adapted by Scott Davidson, Velveteen RabbitJohn Buchan adapted by Patrick Barlow, The 39 StepsSamuel Beckett, Waiting for Godotadapted by Warren Graves, Wingfield Lost and Found (Wingfield Series)Morris Panych, Lawrence & Hollomanbook by Bob Martin and Don McKellar, music & lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison, The Drowsy Chaperoneadapted by Warren Graves, Beauty and the BeastFlip Kobler and Cindy Marcus, The Brothers Grimm: Out of Orderadapted by Joseph Robinette, based on the book by E.B. White, Charlotte's WebHenry and Alice: Into the Wild by Michelle Riml, directed by Marcia TrattHow it Works by Daniel MacIvor directed by David SavoyBunch of Munsch / stories by Robert Munsch adapted and directed by David SavoySame Time, Next Year by Bernard Slade directed by David SavoyThe Clockmaker by Stephen Massicotte directed by David SavoySuds by Melinda Gilb, Steve Gunderson, Will Roberson and Bryan Scott directed by Dave CampbellBlack Dog: 4 vs the World by Matthew Heiti directed by Judi Straughan (World Premiere)Black Dog was commissioned by the STC for the 2013 Theatre for Young(ish) Audiences production.
Our Town by Thornton Wilder, directed by David SavoyMucking in the Drift by Matthew Heiti, directed by Lee WilsonThe Snow Queen by Mike Kenny adapted from Hans Christian Andersen, directed by Thom CurrieReal Estate by Allana HarkinGod of Carnage by Yasmina RezaAvenue Q by Robert Lopez, Jeff Marx and Jeff WhittyNOTE: David Savoy went on a leave of absence in November 2013.
Black Dog: 4 vs the World by Matthew Heiti directed by Judi Straughan (Back by Popular Demand) 
