Prepare to be enthralled by the celestial dance of drama and astrophysics at “Total Eclipse of the Arts,” where the stage becomes a gateway to the cosmos. On March 25th at 7:30 pm ET, Queen’s University’s Convocation Hall in Theological Hall will transform into a universe of its own, brimming with the creativity and imagination of bright young minds.
Get ready to rock, Kingston! The iconic tunes of Queen are about to electrify the Domino Theatre with the Kingston Meistersingers’ electrifying performance of “We Will Rock You! A Musical by Queen and Ben Elton.” From March 28 to April 6, 2024, audiences can experience a high-voltage spectacle that combines the legendary hits of Queen … Read more
With Wilding’s guidance, you’ll discover the magic of “Yes, And” – the cornerstone of improv that unlocks doors to endless creativity and collaboration. They’re not just a facilitator; they’re your comedic co-conspirator, ready to catch you if you metaphorically fall and turn it into a comedic somersault. The Wilding Way is more than an improv class; it’s a ticket to your newfound confidence, not just on stage, but in the grand improv of life. So, clear your calendar for the evening of March 20th, bring your readiness to romp in the realms of ridiculousness, and let Wilding lead the way to your undiscovered country of chuckles and charm at The Bottle Tree Studio.
This spring, the stage at Domino Theatre is set to come alive with the enchanting words of William Shakespeare in their much-anticipated production of “As You Like It.” Directed by the talented Peter Aston, the play promises to be a captivating journey through the twists and turns of love, identity, and intrigue. Running from March 7th to the 23rd, Thursday through Saturday evenings, with a special matinee performance at 2:00 PM on the final Saturday, this is a cultural event not to be missed.
Experience the vibrant heart of Kingston this summer at the annual Buskers Rendezvous, set to dazzle families and visitors from July 4th to 7th. This renowned festival showcases an eclectic mix of street performers, artists, and musicians, turning the historic downtown of Kingston into a lively hub of entertainment. Immerse yourself in the world of street theater with spellbinding acrobatics, side-splitting comedy, and mesmerizing music that resonates through the cobblestone streets.
Roll out the red carpet and sprinkle that glitter, because Sherry’s Silver Jubilee is about to dazzle the Kingston scene with a night of flamboyant fun! On March 8th, the spotlight hits The Grad Club for an extravaganza that promises more sparkle than a disco ball at dawn
This event, “Sax Attack with Leo P,” is not just a concert; it’s a celebration of unparalleled musical prowess and electrifying stage presence. Leo P, renowned for his sensational virtuosity, athletic performance style, and captivating stage charisma, joins forces with the Kingston Symphony for an evening that promises to be nothing short of spectacular. Known to millions through his viral YouTube performances, Leo P is a musical force to be reckoned with, blending the raw energy of a rock concert with the refined skill of a classical performance.
This hands-on AR workshop is a unique opportunity to delve into the increasingly popular and impactful realm of AR technology. Audrey Chen, a skilled digital media artist and student at Queen’s University, will guide you through an engaging introduction to AR, discussing its current influence in our everyday lives and its vast potential applications. Participants aged 15 and above, regardless of their experience level, will get a chance to transform their creativity into reality. The workshop begins with an interactive session where you’ll learn to decorate physical objects like vinyls and then convert these into digital AR images.
Kingston parents searching for a one-of-a-kind adventure for your kids! Mark your calendars for March 19th, as the prehistoric wonders of Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo Live roar into our city. This interactive spectacle is more than just a show; it’s a hands-on journey back in time, right here in Kingston, Ontario. Get ready for an educational expedition where life-like dinosaur puppets, from the mighty T-Rex to the enormous herbivores, come to life through the magic of theatre.
Step into the realm of spellbinding agility and ancient artistry with The Peking Acrobats, gracing the Kingston Grand Theatre on March 28th. This is not just any performance; it’s a three-decade legacy of breathtaking acrobatics that has entranced audiences worldwide. Kingston, Ontario, get ready to witness an extraordinary display of human potential as these acrobats push the very limits of strength, balance, and precision