Happening at Domino Theatre, 52 Church Street, Kingston.

Inspired by the true story that shocked Canada and captured international attention, Beverley Cooper’s Innocence Lost explores the devastating aftermath of the Steven Truscott case. Set in rural Ontario in 1959, the play begins after twelve-year-old Lynne Harper is found murdered and her fourteen-year-old classmate, Steven Truscott, is charged with the crime. As the community rallies around fear, suspicion, and the desire for answers, the story unfolds through the eyes of Sarah, a fictional classmate whose understanding of the world is forever changed.

Estimated Running Time: 2h, with intermission

Maximum capacity is 163.

Regular tickets (without a subscription) on sale starting August 10th.

Poster for “Innocence Lost: A Play About Steven Truscott” featuring newspaper clippings background and silhouettes of two children with a bicycle, plus dates and venue details.

Ticket Prices & Upcoming Performances

Admit one - $20 + handling fee ($24.70 all in); Child/Student - $10 + handling fee ($14.70 all in)