Something strange is happening on Solaris Station in the spectacular sci-fi thriller that asks questions about our place in the galaxy.
In accordance with the Government of Ontario's latest COVID-19 guidelines, announced January 3, 2022, the production of Solaris has been cancelled.
A new play by David Greig
Adapted from Stanislaw Lem’s novel
Solaris Station orbits a seemingly impossible planet covered by an ocean that feels alive…even plotting. Dr. Kris Kelvin has arrived amidst unexplained encounters the crew has been having—and after the suspicious death of their commander. But it’s not too long before she experiences an unexpected visitor of her own.
An enduring exploration of loneliness, rationality, and how we hang on to those we’ve lost, Solaris demonstrates that a great story can work across any format—from Soviet-era television, then Stanislaw Lem’s iconic 1961 novel, two acclaimed feature film adaptations, an opera, radio drama, and a ballet.
It now comes to Canadian Stage directed by Artistic Director, Brendan Healy in the thrilling adaption by acclaimed playwright, David Greig (The Events).
"Stunning, intelligent and haunting...a breath-taking adaptation." - Starburst Magazine
Performance at the Bluma Appel Theatre located in the St.Lawrence Centre for Arts
Please visit the Canadian Stage website for ticket details and pricing.
Phone: 416-368-3110
Email: boxoffice@canadianstage.com
2022/01/25 - 2022/02/05
St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts
27 Front St E, Toronto, ON M5E 1B4
We are committed to making every person’s visit to Canadian Stage extraordinary. We offer services to provide patrons with disabilities with the things they need to have an enjoyable theatre experience. We are always looking to make improvements and are happy to receive feedback.
Assistive Devices & Accessible Seating
We currently offer the following items to assist you while you are attending a performance. Please inform our Box Office representatives if you require accessible seating when booking your tickets.
Bluma Appel Theatre (27 Front St. East)
A wheelchair is available for use on-site on a first-come, first-served basis.
Free infrared hearing assistance devices are available to borrow for all performances at the coat check area.
The St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts offers motorized doors at the entrance and a wheelchair lift to get to accessible seats in the Orchestra and select box seats. Please note that the Balcony has no step-free access. Please inform our Box Office representatives if you require accessible seating when booking your tickets.