Review: Farce Flourishes in Ottawa Little Theatre's THE COTTAGE
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Review: MÁM Brings Ritual and Revelry to the National Arts Centre
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Review: ToToToo Theatre's JAGGED LITTLE PILL is an Ambitious and Emotionally Charged Production
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Review: Ins Choi's SON OF A PREACHERMAN is a Tender Triumph at the National Arts Centre
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Review: Cirque du Soleil’s LUZIA Dazzles Ottawa With a Waking Dream of Mexico
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Review: Tom Stoppard's ROUGH CROSSING at Kanata Theatre
Kanata Theatre's presentation of Tom Stoppard's Rough Crossing has pulled into harbour at the Ron Maslin Playhouse until September 19th. Rough Crossing is a lighthearted, farcical comedy set aboard the SS Italian Castle, a transatlantic cruise ship headed to New York, though the play relies a bit t…
Review: BEAUTIFUL SCARS at the National Arts Centre
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Review: THE GREAT GATSBY Glitters but Leaves Fitzgerald's Shadows Behind
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Review: Roadtrip - DISNEY'S THE LION KING at Montreal's Place Des Arts
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Review: DEATH OF A SALESMAN at Ottawa Little Theatre
Death of a Salesman, Arthur Miller’s classic tragedy about a man trying to achieve the American Dream, opened at Ottawa Little Theatre this week. The play was required reading for me in high school, and I will admit that, as a teenager, I despised it.…
Past Shows
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The Music of John Williams
You’ll savour these live performances of fabulous John Williams scores, including E.T. the Extraterrestrial, Jaws, Superman, the Indiana Jones and Harry Potter movies, War Horse, and, of course, Star Wars. In a special appearance, Pinchas Zukerman—NAC Orchestra Music Director...
Mozart and Mahler
At 18 years of age, Jan Lisiecki is in the spotlight for Mozart’s Ninth Piano Concerto, called “one of the greatest wonders of the world”. Then, in a NAC Orchestra premiere, Maestro Zukerman conducts Mahler’s Fifth Symphony, unsurpassed for sheer drama, lyricism, and exquisite...
A Postcard "From the New World"
Superstar Leila Josefowicz (“a superb fiddle player” ~ Chicago Tribune) plays Stravinsky’s 1931 Baroque-inspired concerto, a brilliant combination of energy, wit, and charm—a perfect match for this adventurous and hugely gifted violinist. Dvo?ák wanted to convey “impressions and...
Roald Dahl’s Little Red Riding Hood
Not your grandpa’s Little Red Riding Hood! Rest assured, the familiar cast of characters is all here: wolf, grandma, and the girl in a red cape. But Roald Dahl (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, James and the Giant Peach) has made a few changes. Take a symphonic walk through an...
Fauré's Requiem
Saint-Saëns’s Third Violin Concerto—from its flights into the stratosphere of the violin’s register, to the finale’s whimsical flourishes—showed the composer to be a master of violin composition. Music by his countryman Gabriel Fauré completes our all-French program: the serene...
Mixed Repertoire
A newly invigorated Dance Theatre of Harlem returns to the NAC with a dynamic evening of high-octane works, including Far But Close, a recent commission by Canadian choreographer John Alleyne, and Return, Robert Garland’s rousing piece to the music of James Brown and Aretha...
Mendelssohn's Double
Beethoven’s playful Eighth Symphony is known for its “metronome” movement—a tribute to a then-new time-keeping gadget (there’s an app for that, you know). So keep your eyes on Maestro John Storgårds’s pulsing baton. Our Concertmaster and Benjamin Hochman perform a rarely heard...
Coppélia
One of the world’s most beloved story ballets, Coppélia sparkles with wit and charm. Featuring a voluptuous score by Léo Delibes, a flirty, feisty heroine (who isn’t above a little deception and disguise to win back her boyfriend) and a capricious romance, Pennsylvania Ballet’s...
Madama Butterfly
One of the most famous and beautiful operas of all time, Madama Butterfly is set in Japan in the late 1880’s. It tells the hauntingly tragic tale of a young woman who is known as Madama Butterfly. She falls in love with and marries an American naval officer, a love that...
Pirates of Penzance
Come sail the seas with the infamous Pirate King! This witty Gilbert and Sullivan operetta has been cleverly abridged for families making it the perfect excursion for both pirates and Major Generals.
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Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime Ottawa Little Theatre (9/22-10/09) |
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Finding Neverland Almonte Old Town Hall (12/17-12/20) |
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It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play Ottawa Little Theatre (12/01-12/18) |
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The Book of Mormon National Arts Centre (3/09-3/14) |
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Snow White: The Panto Tweed & Company Theatre (12/09-12/19) |
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Terror by Gaslight Ottawa Little Theatre (10/27-11/13) |
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The 39 Steps Ottawa Little Theatre (3/31-4/17) |
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Rabbit Hole Ottawa Little Theatre (8/18-9/04) |
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The Last Wife Ottawa Little Theatre (5/05-5/22) |
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Little Women Ottawa Little Theatre (2/24-3/13) |
