Weekend Roundup: Quoi faire?
Bundle up and prepare to get festive: we are full on into the holiday events this weekend!
Bundle up and prepare to get festive: we are full on into the holiday events this weekend!
What are the holidays without a little bit of family drama? If you’re in the mood for some awkward holiday dinners, the Ottawa Little Theatre (OLT) is performing On the Farce Day of Christmas from Dec. 4–21. Wendy, played by Amy Kennedy, pays her ex to pose as her husband so that her super religious […]
Illusionists Ted and Marion Outerbridge will return to the Ottawa Little Theatre from Jan. 2-5 with their family-friendly magic show, Mysteries of the Keyhole House. Perfect for ages 6 to 106, this show is an unforgettable way to welcome 2025.
A story of murder and intrigue, Guilty Conscience is performing at the Ottawa Little Theatre from Oct. 30–Nov. 16.
If you’re a fan of established community theatre, from an over-hundred-year-old theatre company, look no further than the Ottawa Little Theatre (OLT) as they begin their 112th season in 2025. Jane Morris, who has been involved with the OLT for over 40 years, says that this year audiences can expect various stories—from fan favourites, to cult classics, to mysteries, and even a few stories to pull on your heartstrings.
When I heard that the Ottawa Little Theatre (OLT) was performing an adaptation of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, I was intrigued but sceptical. So, I was elated when I caught the show on Aug. 28 and it was spectacular!
Ottawa Little Theatre (OLT) is performing The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time from Aug. 21–Sept. 7.
Simon-Rys Landry, who plays the lead role of Christopher, tells Apt613 all about it.
We have made our way to the end of June friends, and what a rollercoaster it was. With another heatwave and some thunderstorms behind us, this long weekend is a great chance to make the most of what the city has going on, including any and all special events on Monday. Whether this weekend is […]
The suspenseful play An Act of Grace is running at the Ottawa Little Theatre —a perfect time for a little intrigue and mystery during these unusually hot June days. When the mysterious and wealthy Grace invites a former golf pro turned financial advisor and a lawyer with sordid secrets to her mansion, her dying wish forces the two men to unexpected extremes.
There’s no better way to kick off the weekend than by celebrating Ottawa’s amazing local arts and culture this Thursday at 613 Day.
It always feel like we’ve made it to summer after hitting that first long weekend! This weekend, despite only last a couple shorts days, is jammed packed with events and activities.
Welcome to the first long weekend of the summer! As the Tulip Festival rages on, and the weather continues to keep us guessing, the city is slowing down for the long weekend, with fewer special events than normal, so we can all enjoy the holiday and take it easy. If you are staying in town, […]
The grass is greener, the blooms are blooming, and patios are starting to open back up for spring! Hurrah! This weekend is shaping up to be a lovely calm before the storm of busy spring weekends and festivals, so enjoy the fresh air, cheer on our teams, or take in some culture. All Weekend This […]
If you’re like me, and have mixed feelings on the institution of marriage, Grand Horizons is guaranteed to make those feelings more complicated, and may make you swear off tying the knot for good. But don’t let that scare you! The Ottawa Little Theatre’s presentation of the lauded American playwright Bess Wohl’s dark comedy, Grand Horizons, is on until April 20, and you don’t want to miss it.
Another weekend, another roundup. If you want something to do other than an all-weekend St. Patrick’s party, we’ve got you covered.