A legendary moment in music history is revisited in the Grand Theatre’s season-ending production, Million Dollar Quartet. The set recreates the Sun Records studio street front in Memphis, Tenn., where the ultimate supergroup – Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins, all in the right place at the right time – assembled […]
Great Big Sea co-founder Séan McCann’s search for solid ground is taking him to the Historic Leith Church in May. The Shantyman from Newfoundland takes the stage on May 24 in a concert presented by Mudtown Records. Tickets are $40 and available online at www.seanmccannsings.com or in person from The Ginger Press Bookstore in downtown […]
It could be called a match made in musical theatre heaven. When Kathleen Cassidy first heard the song, “A Musical,” on the radio she instantly wanted to find out more about it and the musical farce it came from, Something Rotten! “As a person who loves musicals and having spent my entire life listening to, […]
The Grand Theatre has announced its 2024-25 season, which includes well-known titles, locally conceived productions and Ontario debuts.
All guests invited for an odd dinner at a remote mansion act suspiciously after a murder takes place, but only one of them is guilty.
The Grand Theatre’s 26th High School Project – a full-fledged production, with local high school students as cast and crew – will stage Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical.
Last year’s Roxy Star Company participants knocked the socks off their audience, and they are back with plans to do it all again. The program that provides adults living with intellectual, developmental or physical disabilities a chance to participate and perform in the theatre arts is now accepting registrants for its second year. Director Carrie Keeling […]
A Jewish family in London, whose patriarch decides to end his life with medical assistance, is the focus of a new play at the Grand Theatre
In the most romantic week of the year, Central secondary school in London is bringing an iconic love story to life, with a twist.
An Indigenous poet-artist and literary award winner is in London to star in a “dark and dirty” one-person production at the Grand Theatre.
A story about a group of female fighters during the Second World War that redefines stereotypes marks the Grand Theatre’s first musical production of 2024. The Invisible: Agents of Ungentlemanly Warfare is written, composed and directed by Jonathan Christenson of Edmonton’s Catalyst Theatre. It unveils the untold story of seven women agents dropped in 1940s […]
One of the ironies of pandemic isolation was the way it reignited our appreciation for great cinema, while simultaneously extinguishing our desire to visit a crowded theatre.
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