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What’s On In The Twin Saults
2010
August
August 26 - Country
Music Show. Soo Theatre
September
September 2 at 7:30 pm -
An Evening of Rogers & Hammerstein.
Soo Theatre.
September 15 at 8:00 pm -
Beatlemania On
Tour.
Beatlemania On Tour
is a magical mystery tour exploring the Beatles and 'Revolution' in
popular music and culture. Employing authentic 'Beatle' instruments,
amplifiers, and costumes coupled with your favourite Beatle
classics. Main Stage Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre.
September 19 - The
Kid and Nic Show.
Soo Theatre
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September 24 at 8:00 pm - Louise
Pitre on the Main Stage at KCTC.
September 25 at 8:00 pm -
Orchestral Kaleidoscope.
Classical favourites
with a twist! The Kaleidoscope concerts are always among the most
talked about. The Sault Symphony Orchestra with featured soloists
from the Orchestra. At the
Soo Theatre, 534 Ashmun Street, SSM, MI.
October
October 1 at 8:00 pm - Lily
Frost & The Debonairs. A Tribute to Billie Holiday. Gemini
nominated singer-songwriter Lily Frost brings a new and fresh
interpretation to classic songs by the legendary Billie Holiday.
Backed by The Debonairs and with arrangements tat recall the heyday
of swing Lily blends a period feel with a contemporary style.
Algoma's Water Tower Inn and Suites- The Pavilion.
October 2 at
8:00 pm - Natalie MacMaster. Natalie MacMaster, virtuoso
Cape Breton fiddler, is an electrifying performer whose passionate
proficiency amplifies the traditional East Coast sound. She is
widely acclaimed for taking Celtic music to new heights with a
creativity and range that pushes the boundaries of the genre.
Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre.
October 3 at 2:00 pm -
Rotary Show of Shows.
Soo Theatre.
October 5 at 8:00pm - K'NAAN.
Coming off the success of his world cup tour with Waving Flag and
winning Junos for Artist of the Year and Songwriter of the Year,
K'NAAN has hit the big time with a big song. But dig a little deeper
and you find an artist who successfully blends samples and live
instrumentation for a sound that's both rooted in traditional
African melodies and the classic hip-hop tradition. For anyone who's
said that hip-hop has nothing left to say, K'NAAN proves that it all
depends on where you look. Algoma Fall Festival. On the Main Stage
Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre..
October 7 at
8:00 pm - Trudeau Stories. Written & Performed by Brooke
Johnson 1985, while she was a student at the National Theatre
School in Montreal, Brooke Johnson became friends with Pierre Elliot
Trudeau. Through reminiscences, journal entries and correspondence,
Brooke brings to life the story of a remarkable friendship. This
private insight into the man and the times as seen through the eyes
of a passionate artist is not to be missed.
Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre.
October 13 to16 - Bedside
Manners by Derek Benfield.
Family Life Theatre.
October 15 at 8:00 pm -
Kahawi Dance Theatre. A Story Before Time is an enchanting
interpretation of an age-old Iroquoian creation story. The journey
begins as Sky Beings dance like stars in the cosmos and life on
Turtle's back takes shape. Visually stunning, musically rich and
theatrically compelling, this spectacular dance work is
entertaining and insightful.
Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre.
October 16 at
8:00 pm - The Schumann Letters. German Composer Robert
Schumann fell in love with a young virtuoso Clara Wieck and the
thousands of letters written between them provides the inspiration
for this music-as-theatre performance., This timeless story of
love, life, tragedy and triumph features Schumann's beautiful piano
and vocal music.
Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre.
October 20 to 24 - All My Sons by Arthur Miller.
Sault Theatre Workshop.
October 22 at
8:00 pm - Drums United. African drums, Dance, Hip Hop,
Indian tablas, Cuban rumbas and more all come together in Drums
United's thrilling show Rjitmo Inferno. Drums United is an
explosive and exciting world-percussion group from the Netherlands
that unites rhythms and percussionists from six different
countries.
Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre.
October 23 at
8:00 pm - Lynn Miles. Juno award winning singer-songwriter
Lynn Miles performs material from her latest CDs: Fall For Beauty,
Black Flowers and Love Sweet Love. Miles is considered on of
Canada's finest singer-songwriters. The result is a warm, hopeful
sound in perfect harmony with Miles' smart, heartbreaking lyrics.
Algoma's Water Tower Inn and Suites - The Pub.
October 25 at 7:30 pm -
Virsky National Ukrainian Company 2010 Canadian Tour Ukrainian
National Folk Dance. P. Virsky Ukrainian National Folk Dance
Ensemble is a well renowned Ukrainian dance company based out of the
Ukraine, well known for its innovative approach to the art form.
Virsky's aim is to create dances that embrace historical Ukrainian
dance traditions as well as dances that are innovative and forward
moving.
Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre.
October 28 at 8:00 pm -
7-Up Presents Gerry Dee Live Tour on the Main Stage at
Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre..
October 29 at
8:00 pm - Alex*Cuba. Two-time Juno award winner Cuban Soul
Rock artist Alex*Cuba is on the vanguard. Crafting a cross-cultural
sound of sweet melodies, pop-soul hooks and rock chords, Cuba is
redefining the notion of what Cuban music is and features surprising
new grooves, innovative electric guitar inflections and varying
tempos and structures. Delta Sault Ste. Marie Waterfront.
November
November 1 -
The Eagles (in concert)
Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre.
November 5 at
7:30 pm - The Tallis Scholars.
Algoma Conservatory Concerts.
November 13 at 8:00 pm -
Walt Disney FANTASIA 2000. A unique, not to miss experience.
Enjoy the film while listening to the classical soundtrack performed
LIVE by the Sault Symphony Orchestra! On the Main Stage at
Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre..
November 27 at 7:30 pm - Guy
Few & Stephanie Mara.
Algoma Conservatory Concerts.
December
December 1 to 5 and 9 to 12 -
Aladdin by James Barrie.
Sault Theatre Workshop.
December 8-11 at 7:30 pm -
December 12 at 2:00 pm - Irving Berlin's White Christmas.
A full stage production of this favourite family classic, directed
by Timothy Murphy, with the Sault Symphony Orchestra. On the Main
Stage at
Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre..
2011
January
January 12 to 15 - Caught in
the Net by Ray Cooney.
Family Life Theatre.
January 22 at 7:30 pm - Angele
Dubeau & La Pieta.
Algoma Conservatory Concerts.
January 29 at 3:00
pm - Algoma Conservatory Ensembles.
Algoma Conservatory Concerts.
February
February 12 at 8:00 pm -
Romance & Rhapsody. The return of local pianist, Joel Hastings
as he performs with the Sault Symphony Orchestra. On the Main Stage
at
Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre..
February 5 at 7:30 pm -
Triple Forte.
Algoma Conservatory Concerts.
February 9 to 12 -
Grease. Korah Collegiate.
February 9 to 12 -
Cabaret. White Pines on Stage.
Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre.
February 23 to 27
- Rabbit Hole by David Lindsay-Abaire.
Sault Theatre Workshop.
February 26 at 7:30
- Classical Spectacular.
Algoma Conservatory Concerts.
March
March 2 to 5 - The
Affections of May by Norm Foster.
Family Life Theatre.
March 26 at 7:30 pm - La
Pentaedre.
Algoma Conservatory Concerts.
April
April TBA - Little Sister
by Joe MacLeod. Theatre SMC.
April 9 at 8:00 pm - Gustav
Holst's The Planets. Only the second time EVER performed
in Canada! Embark on a 3-D, animated, multimedia space odyssey as
the Sault Symphony Orchestra performs Gustav Holsts The Planets
Suite. On the Main Stage at
Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre.
April 20 to 24 and 27 to 30 -
Inside Out, a musical by Doug Haverty & Adryan Russ.
Sault Theatre Workshop.
April 30 at 7:30 pm - The
Elixir of Love.
Algoma Conservatory Concerts.
May
May 1 at 7:00 pm - Kiwanis
Shield Performance.
Algoma Conservatory Concerts.
June
June 8 to 12 - Studio Gems.
One act plays.
Sault Theatre Workshop.
June 12 - Musicfest XVIII,
Bratwurst, Beer & Beethoven.
Sault Symphony Orchestra.
July
July is Summer Theatre Camp month.
Summer Theatre Camps
for students ages 9 to 14. At KCTC. Watch for details. To be
included in mailings please write to
summercamp@kctc.ca.
The first play ever performed in North America, took place on a
boat at Port Royal, Nova Scotia. The production, staged on November
16, 1606, was called Le Th'atre de Neptune en la
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