Toronto Showtimes:
March 22, 23, 2024: 7:30 PM
March 24, 2024: 2:00 PM

Pre-show on stage presentation/discussion:  7:15 - 7:25 & 1:45 - 1:55

There will be a brief presentation/discussion before each performance, on-stage, while the audience enters, to help build context around the show and to share some of the work our community partners are doing towards anti-trafficking efforts in Toronto and Canada.

Post-Show Q&A:  (20 - 30 minutes in length)

After each performance, representatives from our community partners as well as some artistic team members will be available to answer questions from the audience.

Pre-Recorded Online Discussion

For a free online, pre-recorded discussion with Du Yun, the Creative Team and ARISE, 

please view the recording of our March 3rd online event.  

YouTube

If you would like to donate, you can do so here.

Harbourfront Centre Theatre
231 Queens Quay W, Toronto, ON M5J 2G8

Visitor Information

TICKETS:

$45 General Seating

Pay-What-You-Want 

($10 minimum, limited tickets available per performance)

GROUP SALES:

5 or more tickets = 10% off

This Canadian operatic production shines a light on the realities of human trafficking and the exploitation of youth in our local communities. 

Through innovative production techniques and philosophies, 

we are crafting a work that sings for those who are silenced—long after the curtain drops.  

Please see 'Resources' for information around Human Trafficking in Canada.

Angel's Bone had its Canadian premiere in 

Vancouver, BC on November 25-27, 2022, and its 

Toronto premiere March 22 - 24, 2024

REVIEWS:

"an appallingly good work" NY Times

"Angels Bone: Disturbing the Comfortable."

Schmopera, Vancouver '22

"...inspires social education and emotional awareness 

through bold and creatively charged storytelling."

Schmopera, Vancouver '22

"...(the co-producing companies) have a reputation for taking risks and bringing modern, 

relevant productions to Vancouver and across the country, 

and they certainly succeeded with Angel’s Bone.” 

Vancouver Arts Review, Vancouver '22

"... using nuanced, inclusive storytelling as a creative lens to generate conversation, 

empathy, and visibility around human trafficking in Canada." 

Vancouver Arts Review, Vancouver '22

PRODUCING PARTNERS

COMMUNITY PARTNERS 

OUR GENEROUS SUPPORTERS AND FUNDERS