Theatre

This week, Great Canadian Theatre Company revealed five plays in their next season, as well as a festival which kicks things off in September 2019. GCTC is bringing Prismatic Arts Festival to Ottawa. The multi-disciplinary festival has been a mainstay in the Halifax theatre scene for over ten years. It is the only multi-arts festival […]

Travis Facette: “It’s a phenomenal, hilarious show… that you shouldn’t be scared of it.”

Jennifer Cavanagh: “Strong performances from Rainville, MacDonald and Rose are magnetic…”

We don’t want to spoil anything for future audiences, but we will say to make sure to sharpen up your Quidditch skills.

Whether you’re celebrating Pi Day or St Patrick’s Day, this is a great weekend to round up some friends and have a good time.

Sister Act plays at Meridian Centrepointe Theatres until March 17.

Barbara Popel: “As the lights went up at the end of the harrowing second act, the opening night audience leapt to its feet to give the cast a well-deserved standing ovation.”

Prince Hamlet will run at the NAC until March 9, 2019. The play is bilingual, with English and American Sign Language (ASL) fully integrated throughout.

Orpheus Musical Theatre explains how the team goes about choosing their shows and talks about the two shows still coming this spring in their current season.

If this thrilling season seems too far away—don’t despair! The wonderful talent at Orpheus Theatre still have two shows left this season.

Cabaret is playing at Centrepointe Theatre until Saturday February 23, 2019.

Barb Popel: “Fine performances from four talented actors… A polished production.”

“The show is very interactive, so be prepared to literally dance your way through it.”

“This is certainly a show that will leave an impact on you.”

The Mountaintop plays at GCTC until February 10th.