Théâtre Cercle Molière (TCM), Canada’s oldest theatre company, marks a historic milestone in 2025: its centennial. To celebrate this extraordinary anniversary, TCM invites the community to a unique event: The Gala of the Century, taking place on October 4, 2025, at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.

The evening’s centerpiece will be four iconic mini-plays, reimagined by a new generation of artists, offering audiences a journey through 100 years of francophone theatre: Les Belles-Sœurs by Michel Tremblay, Les Allogènes (a collective creation), Frenchie by Irène Mahé and Jean-Guy Roy, and Les Fourberies de Scapin by Molière.

Beyond theatre, the gala promises a fully immersive experience blending art, memory, and celebration. Guests will enjoy a theatrical promenade, a gourmet dinner inspired by local and international flavors, speeches by prominent figures, archival video screenings, and a museum transformed with immersive projections. The evening will conclude with music, dancing, and exclusive surprises.

Two guest options are offered:

Full Gala (6 p.m. – midnight): a complete immersive evening including theatre, banquet, and celebration.

Gala Afterparty (10 p.m. – midnight): an electrifying finale with music, video projections, and refined desserts.

A century of memory, boldness, and creativity: The Gala of the Century invites the community to celebrate the history and future of TCM together.