Teachers & Schools
2017-2018 Season
Inspire young minds and open new worlds by attending student matinees in music, theatre and dance.
English Theatre Student Matinees
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Sir John A: Acts of...
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A Christmas Carol
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Table Top Tales
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Sal Capone: The Lamentable Tragedy of
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Up to Low
Bring the arts into your classroom
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In your classroom
Musical Adventures in my school with NAC Orchestra ensembles
Invite NAC Orchestra musicians along with professionals from the community into your classroom or auditorium.
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French Theatre
Putting your school to work
You can have an artist-in-residence right in your classroom for a series of interactive workshops in which they can share their ideas, their sensitivities and their vision of the world!
In French only -
English Theatre
Swap Shop: Student Workshops with Arts Professionnals
English Theatre workshops are offered at the elementary, secondary or post-secondary level, either in-school or at the NAC.
Dear teachers,
The start of the 2017-18 school year coincides with the exciting and historic transformation of the National Arts Centre.
There’s a stunning, new glass atrium that embraces and engages our community, opening up onto the Parliament Buildings and some of our country’s most important landmarks. There is also plenty of fully accessible and animated space to present performing arts education events, as well as a digital studio that can link students all over the country and beyond.
We believe that the performing arts can be powerful and transformative for young people, and it is our hope that the experiences we offer, whether through matinees, workshops or open rehearsals, will inspire young minds and open new worlds.
As Canada’s home for the performing arts, the NAC is committed to supporting educators across Canada. In addition to our many community outreach and arts education projects, we provide free resource materials available through artsalive.ca, our award-winning arts and education web site. We welcome every opportunity to engage with teachers about our concerts, plays and performances for the year ahead.
Thank you for your support. We look forward to welcoming you and your students to the “new” National Arts Centre in 2017-2018.
Yours truly,
Peter Herrndorf President and CEO | National Arts Centre
The National Youth and Education Trust is the primary resource for youth and education funding at the National Arts Centre.
Through the trust, individual and corporate donors from all across the country help the NAC nurture and develop the creativity of young people in all regions across Canada and support the educators and artists who challenge and encourage them.
The National Youth and Education Trust is supported by Lead Partner CIBC, Michael Potter, supporters and patrons of the annual NAC Gala and the donors of the NAC Foundation’s Corporate Club and Donors’ Circle. Contributions are welcome, please call the NAC Foundation at 613-947-7000, ext. 315.
Support the program
Student matinees at the National Arts Centre are made possible in part by an anonymous donor and
