A Regina Little Theatre (RLT) production of Fox on the Fairway, a golfing farce. Regina Little Theatre was established in 1926, and is Canada's longest running, English-speaking, amateur theatre company.

A Regina Little Theatre production of The Lost Boy, the story of J.M Barrie and why he wrote Peter Pan, at the Regina Performing Arts Centre.

A Regina Little Theatre production of the Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, staged at the Regina Performing Arts Centre. Theatre Regina, which operates the centre, is a volunteer-run organization, with all six board members as passionate as the next about arts and culture.

Opening Night, a Canadian farce by Norm Foster, being staged at the Regina Performing Arts Centre by the Regina Little Theatre (RLT) troupe.

Theatre Regina provides the space at Regina Performing Arts Centre for member groups such as Regina Little Theatre and Regina Summer Stage, in addition to others.

While dance groups and theatrical productions take the stage most often at the Regina Performing Arts Centre, art galleries and other groups are also on the schedule.

Theatre Regina, which operates the Regina Performing Arts Centre and hosts in the ballpark of 67,000 audience members each year, is close to completing fundraising for a replacement project to the 600 audience seats in its facility.

Enbridge's recent $2,500 donation will support Theatre Regina in meeting its goal to purchase new chairs by the end of the year. In 2016, Enbridge also supported the theatre with funding to replace its curtains.