Created by Sault Ste. Marie native Adam Francis Proulx and directed by Canadian Comedy Award winner Byron Laviolette, How to Hug a Porcupine is an original theatrical comedy that blends puppetry, live video, and multimedia storytelling.
The Sault Community Theatre Centre is conveniently located in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario on Trunk Rd (along the Trans-Canada Highway). The Theatre has accessible seating and is equipped with hearing-assist technology. Free, on-site parking is available. Arrive early and enjoy snacks and drinks purchased at our pop-up bar.
The Sault Community Theatre Center, as non-profit charity, has been in operation since 1988 with a simple goal. To keep performing arts accessible and affordable not only for the patrons but the groups who need a place to call home while giving the best possible professional experience. We keep our costs, service and handling fees as low as possible for our patrons and promoters. With your donation we can achieve that mission and more!
Are you producing a concert, theatre production, film screening, graduation, celebration, meeting, trade show, or any other special event? We have a space to suit your needs!
Our flexible theatre and function spaces can be adapted for any type of event.
Contact us to book your space. We’re here to help make your event a success!
The Sault Community Theatre Centre operates a multi-purpose theatre with 907 seats (including 10 wheelchair seats). This climate controlled performing space is equipped with comfortable seating and state of the art lighting and sound that is expertly operated by a full time technical director and staff.
Ticket prices do not cover all the expenses of running a state-of-the-art community theatre capable of hosting technically complex musical productions. Your support will help us continue to showcase incredible performances by local and touring performers.
