Cyclops: A Satyr Play

Forget everything you know about Greek theatre. 'Cyclops,' running from March 27 to April 4 at B Street Collaborative, is Euripides’ only surviving satyr play, but this production is anything but traditional. It’s described as a 'queer, techno-pop fever dream'—think karaoke, drunk texts, and bar fights, all set to the backdrop of ancient mythology.

A Modern Twist This production takes the original, incomplete text and reimagines it through a modern, chaotic lens. It’s interactive, it’s loud, and it’s designed to challenge the audience. The play forces you to confront the classic dilemma: do you feed the monster, or do you save the stranger? In this version, the satyr isn't going to make that choice for you—you have to.

Why See It? If you’re looking for theatre that pushes boundaries and refuses to take itself too seriously, this is it. It’s a bold, experimental production that promises to be as thought-provoking as it is entertaining. It’s the kind of show that gets people talking long after the curtain falls.

Getting There B Street Collaborative is located at 1100 Bathurst Street. It’s a great, intimate venue that’s perfect for this kind of immersive, high-energy performance. The neighbourhood is well-connected by transit, making it an easy trip for a night of theatre that will definitely leave an impression.