Nothing is as it seems, and no intentions are clear until it’s too late in Kanata Theatre’s mystery play, Deathtrap. Originally a black comedy film from 1982, we follow washed up playwright Sidney Bruhl and his wife through two weeks of their lives, where the once funny jokes of murder become far more serious and much less humorous.
The opulence, sensuality and luxury of aristocratic France comes to the Kanata Theatre stage for their performance of Dangerous Liaisons from Nov. 6–16.
It’s the first show of their 55th season, and Kanata Theatre is excited to announce its production of Peter Quilter’s “GLORIOUS! The True Story of Florence Foster Jenkins, The Worst Singer in the World,” running from Sept. 20-30.
Looking for a night out at the theatre that offers a perfect blend of comedy, drama, mystery and fantasy? Look no further than the upcoming Kanata Theatre 10-minute play festival, performing this weekend at Ron Maslin Playhouse.
This week in the Future of Ottawa series we are looking at theatre, with a guest post by Cameron Bishop of Kanata Theatre. Bishop is an actor and the Director of Publicity with Kanata Theatre.
A Comedy of Tenors is a farce revolving around miscommunication, assumptions and mistaken identities. When a huge concert is being staged to feature three famous tenor singers, we quickly find the show unravelling—merely hours before it is set to begin.
