About us
Welcome to our 93-seat theater, a hidden gem nestled conveniently at the corner of Ridgeway and Dundas in Mississauga. With a vision to create a vibrant community hub for South Asian arts, our theater stands ready to host an array of artistic endeavors and special events.
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Our multi-purpose studio and theater space, complete with retractable seating, exude warmth and intimacy. Here, you'll find a versatile canvas, ideal for company programming, independent productions, rehearsals, film shoots, and corporate gatherings. What sets us apart is our commitment to providing a professional-grade experience. Our space is thoughtfully designed with top-quality lighting and sound infrastructure, allowing it to seamlessly transition from a lecture space into a captivating performance stage.
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Step into a world where creativity knows no bounds, and every event becomes a masterpiece. Join us at our theater, where the stage is set for unforgettable moments in the heart of Mississauga.
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Unlock the potential of our space and make your event an extraordinary experience.
In the heart of Canada, a vibrant space dedicated to the arts came to life in June 2012. This marked a significant milestone for Sampradaya Dance Creations, a moment when our doors officially swung open to welcome the public. This expansion, which included the addition of a theater, transformed our vision into a thriving reality. None of this would have been possible without the unwavering support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation, the Department of Canadian Heritage, and a host of private sector donors. Together, they believed in our dream of creating a community hub for South Asian arts.
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Over the years, this space has evolved into more than just a venue; it's a haven where our community converges to celebrate the rich tapestry of arts and culture in Mississauga. It has become the quintessential hub for South Asian arts, a place where creativity flourishes, talents shine, and stories are shared. We invite you to be part of this vibrant cultural journey, where every performance, every gathering, is a testament to the beauty and diversity of the arts.
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