Review: Farce Flourishes in Ottawa Little Theatre's THE COTTAGE
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NAC Southam Hall
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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
70 total · showing 41–50
Orchestre symphonique de Montréal
The Montreal Symphony Orchestra and violinist Viviane Hagner (“rich, burnished tone, crystalline articulation and subtle expression” Washington Post) present Prokofiev’s tour-de-force First Violin Concerto, with its jaw-dropping fireworks, left-hand pizzicato passages, and...
Zukerman, Mozart and Brahms
Pinchas Zukerman conducts and solos in Mozart’s sparkling Violin Concerto No. 3, whose ethereal middle movement “could have fallen straight from heaven,” as a commentator famously said. The concert opens with a short, sly and virtuosic interpretation of a Tai Chi move by Alexina...
Zukerman and a Romantic Concerto
Bruch is best known for his romantic First Violin Concerto, whose lyricism and bravado have made it a perfect showcase for a virtuoso like Pinchas Zukerman. The great violinist Joseph Joachim called it rich and seductive—no doubt for its rapturous middle movement, with its...
An Evening with Renée Fleming
Called “The people’s Diva” (The New York Times), soprano Renée Fleming is one of today’s most beloved and celebrated opera superstars – and a recent 2012 GRAMMY award winner for Best Classical Vocal Solo. Her glorious voice, consummate artistry, and stunning stage presence are...
NAC Gala with Paul Anka
From "teen idol" to universally adored singer-songwriter who’s never stopped thrilling us, Paul Anka comes home for this season’s NAC Gala. And you’re invited to the "welcome back party"! One of Ottawa’s favourite native sons – we’ve even named a street after him! – his songs...
Beethoven's Fifth
Beethoven intended his Piano Concerto No. 2 as a display piece for himself; now hear distinguished pianist Christian Zacharias’ commanding interpretation. And with one of the most widely recognized openings in classical music, Beethoven’s powerful Fifth Symphony continues to...
Opening Night with Tchaikovsky
From bold opening chords to dazzling pyrotechnics to soaring melodies, Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto always brings cheering audiences to their feet, especially when superstar pianist Yefim Bronfman is the soloist. Maestro Zukerman and the NAC Orchestra also perform another...
Carmen
A soldier with a past is seduced by a beautiful gypsy who cares only for her own freedom. Passions and jealousy build in sultry Seville, leading to a tragic finale. Full of some of the most famous and recognizable music in opera, Bizet’s masterpiece is one of Opera’s most...
Ax Performs Mozart
Elgar — Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 36, “Enigma Variations” Frequently described as one of this generation’s greatest artists, celebrated piano giant Emanuel Ax joins the NAC Orchestra for a riveting concert performing Mozart’s transcendent Piano Concerto No. 25...
Glory of the Baroque
Maestro Zukerman conducts and performs a program devoted to the glory Baroque, an era that saw the dawn of the orchestra and produced countless virtuosic works for talented stars of the day. Zukerman will conquer several of these works including Bach’s Violin Concerto No. 1 and...
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Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime Ottawa Little Theatre (9/22-10/09) |
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Jane Eyre Ottawa Little Theatre (10/28-11/14) |
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The 39 Steps Ottawa Little Theatre (3/31-4/17) |
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Snow White: The Panto Tweed & Company Theatre (12/09-12/19) |
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Rabbit Hole Ottawa Little Theatre (8/18-9/04) |
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Terror by Gaslight Ottawa Little Theatre (10/27-11/13) |
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It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play Ottawa Little Theatre (12/01-12/18) |
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Ethan Claymore’s Christmas Ottawa Little Theatre (12/02-12/19) |
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The Book of Mormon National Arts Centre (3/09-3/14) |
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Finding Neverland Almonte Old Town Hall (12/17-12/20) |
