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Living with Olivia Cadence Donovan |
Saturdays Jan 14 to Jan 25, 2pm - 4pm and 8pm - 10pm, Young Centre of Performing Arts - 50 Tank House Lane. RedWit Theatre addresses the stigma behind mental health with an original, lighthearted play, Living with Olivia Cadence Donovan. Written and produced by Allison Shea Reed, an NYU Tisch graduate and experienced playwright, the play details the experience of a young woman struggling with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in her twenties. Living with Olivia Cadence Donovan is a play that strives to bring theatre to the audience in an educational, frank portrayal in hopes of creating honest and respectful dialogue while simultaneously creating allies for communities that are stigmatized and inadequately portrayed in the entertainment industry. Play run length is approximate. Please contact the theatre directly for precise play length. Cost: $25 - $35. Advance Tickets are required, available at tickets.youngcentre.ca. For more information, please call 416.866.8666 or email boxoffice’at’youngcentre.ca
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Motherhood The Musical |
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Saturdays Jan 17 to Feb 16, 3:30pm - 5pm and 7:30pm - 9pm, Lower Ossington Theatre - 100 Ossington Ave. Book a sitter, grab your friends, and join the fun at a baby shower as four women share the insights, challenges and pleasures of motherhood! In 90 minutes of non-stop comedy, you’ll get a peek into the powerful friendship of Amy, a soon-to-be first-time mom; Brooke, a hard-working lawyer; Barb, a stressed-out mother of five; and Tina, a single mom seeking to balance work, her family and her divorce. From being pregnant to succumbing to driving a minivan, from facing an empty nest to anxiously awaiting one’s first grandchild, the musical really covers the entire wonderful, crazy journey of being a mom! Cost: $60. Advance Tickets are required. For more information, please visit tickets.ticketwise.com
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Caroline, or Change |
Coming soon...Jan 30 to Feb 15, Winter Garden Theatre - 189 Yonge St. Presented by: The Musical Stage Company & Obsidian Theatre Production. Set against the tumultuous backdrop of the Kennedy assassination and the Civil Rights Movement, Caroline, or Change uses fantasy and reality to explore a story about ordinary people facing extraordinary change. With a musical score that blends blues, soul, gospel, classical and traditional Jewish melodies, this ‘modern masterpiece’ is a timely story of change for our socially conscious world. Featuring ‘‘Canada’s Queen of R&B’‘ Jully Black in her musical theatre debut as Caroline, internationally renowned Canadian soprano Measha Brueggergosman as The Moon and an all-star Canadian cast! Cost $39 - $129. Advance Tickets are required and available at musicalstagecompany.com or call 416.872.1212. For more information, please visit musicalstagecompany.com or call 416.927.7880 ex.223
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Human Rights Watch Film Festival |
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Coming soon...Jan 30 - Feb 4, Hot Doc Ted Rogers Cinema - 506 Bloor St W. Presented by Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema. The annual Toronto Human Rights Watch Film Festival brings human stories to life in a manner that empowers the audience to demand justice for all. By using film as a medium, Toronto Human Rights Watch Film Festival aims to bring awareness to human rights issues in a way that is easily understandable and provides the viewer with the knowledge to advocate for change. Join us and the vibrant movement to uphold human dignity and advance the cause of human rights for all. Cost: Free. For more information, please visit hotdocscinema.ca or call 416.637.3123
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Tartan Terrors
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Jan 25, 8pm, McIntyre Performing Arts Centre - 135 Fennell Ave West, Hamilton. Celebrate Robbie Burns Day with the Tartan Terrors, who mix music with folklore, dance, and humor. For more information, please visit mohawkcollege.ca/events/performing-arts/tartan-terrors-robbie-burns-day-2020 or call 905.575.2122
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Toronto Reptile Expo |
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Sunday, Jan 26, 9am – 4pm, International Centre. Its the very first Reptile Expo in Toronto for 2020! Join us for a day of reptile appreciation. All your favourite vendors and enthusiasts will be there! Tickets available at reptileexpo.ca. Lottery Number – Mississauga. For more information, please call 1.866.254.5577 or email info’at’canadianpetexpo.ca
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Severn Winterfest 2020 |
Jan 24 to Jan 26, ODAS Park. The second annual Severn Winterfest will be held at Orillia & District Agricultural Society (ODAS Park). Many great events are in the works including a demolition derby, dance, ice bar, roller skating, igloo village, pancake breakfast, walking trail, giant snow slide, wagon rides, and of course the polar bear dip. The schedule will be updated as details are confirmed. For more information, please visit facebook.com/events/353648272195240
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Community Skate |
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Saturday 25 Jan, 10am - 02pm, FirstOntario Centre – 101 York Boulevard, Hamilton. Spectra, venue managers of FirstOntario Centre are excited to announce that Core Entertainment & KX 947 Community Skate will return in the New Year. The event is free to the public. Community members are welcome to bring their friends and families for a fun filled afternoon in the Core. A few surprises are in store for fans who attend the event. Stay tuned to Core Entertainment on social media, and into KX947 to hear about some exciting surprises leading up to the skate. Core Entertainment and KX 947 are excited to partner again with the Hamilton Food Share. With 13,000 individuals including 5,000 children relying on the Hamilton Food share each month in Hamilton, it is more important than ever to give back to our community. Hamiltonian’s are invited to bring their families, friends, non-perishable food items, and small change for a fun-filled afternoon in the Core and on the ice. We encourage fans to bring peanut butter, canned tuna & salmon, meat-based soups, pasta, rice, dried or canned beans or whole grain cereals to the event. Doors open at 10am and ice time ends at 2pm. Skate and helmet rentals not available. FirstOntario Centre strongly recommends that inexperienced skaters, and all children under the age of 16, wear CSA approved equipment including a helmet while skating. Local community partners will be onsite providing giveaway prizes, treats, and selling goods. For more information, please visit coreEntertainment.ca
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