Get ready to witness an explosion of colour, talent, and positivity at Royal Tavern 2.0 on February 24th at 8:00 pm, as Step Above Stigma hosts its Second Annual Drag Show, “Drag out the Stigma”! This event is more than just a show; it’s a celebration of diversity, a platform for breathtaking performances, and a beacon of support for mental health
“Unravel the Tangled Threads of Memory in ‘Dressing Amelia’ by Bottle Tree Productions”
Step into the world of ‘Dressing Amelia’, a poignant and evocative play presented by Bottle Tree Productions, part of the celebrated BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES. This gripping production, set to grace the stage from May 30 to June 15, 2024, at The Bottle Tree Studio in St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, 130 Clergy Street East, Kingston ON, offers a unique exploration of the complex bonds between mothers and daughters. ‘Dressing Amelia’ delves deep into the heart of family dynamics, unraveling the layers of memory, perception, and the profound impact of the past on the present.
“The Witch and The Glitch” is not just a musical; it’s a journey through the complexities of love and loneliness, depicted with humor and heart. Audiences will be enthralled by the story of a witch, grappling with her power to conjure lovers yet unable to find true love herself. Experience the comedic twists as a self-absorbed paragon faces his own vulnerabilities, and delve into the poignant tale of magically created lovers forbidden to gaze upon each other. This array of characters, each seeking guidance from a higher source, brings to the stage a fusion of laugh-out-loud moments, memorable melodies, and a touching exploration of love. Set in the intimate ambiance of The Bottle Tree Studio, part of the esteemed BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES, each performance promises an evening of engaging entertainment.
Queens Musical Theatre is thrilled to present the vibrant and heartwarming live performance of “The Prom,” a poignant and humorous journey that explores themes of acceptance, love, and the power of unity. Set against the backdrop of a small, conservative town in Edgewater, Indiana, “The Prom” follows the story of four Broadway actors whose glory days are seemingly behind them. In an unexpected twist of fate, they find themselves embroiled in the life of a young lesbian student barred from bringing her girlfriend to the high school prom. This captivating narrative brilliantly weaves together the highs and lows of adolescence, the struggle for acceptance, and the unyielding power of solidarity.
Experience Live Comedy Like Never Before at Kingston’s “First Friday Show” – Affordable Entertainment at Its Best!
Are you on the hunt for top-notch, budget-friendly live entertainment in Kingston? Theatre Kingston’s “First Friday Show” is a must-visit event for comedy enthusiasts and theatre lovers alike. Taking place at the renowned Theatre Kingston Studio in the Tett Centre, this monthly improv extravaganza is the talk of the town, happening every first Friday of the month.
“Tangorium” is not just a concert; it’s a multi-media adventure through the heart of Tango. With the masterful Bridge on accordion and the virtuosic Wolak on clarinet, this evening is set to be a celebration of life, love, and the captivating power of music. Their performance, an elegant escape into a world of beauty and grace, will leave you spellbound. The inclusion of immersive video projections adds an extra layer of sensory delight, making this event a must-attend for anyone seeking a unique and exhilarating musical experience.
Mata Hari, the notorious exotic dancer and courtesan, captivated Europe in the early 20th century, and her life’s dramatic arc, including her conviction and execution as a spy during World War I, continues to fascinate. The Mata Hari Songbook is best described as a cabaret-style show, where Mata Hari’s life unfolds through a blend of storytelling and song, set on the eve of her execution. This performance is not just a concert but a journey through history, emotion, and music.
The Kingston Film Festival (KCFF) 2024 promises to be a landmark event in the picturesque city of Kingston, renowned for its vibrant artistic community and historical charm. As the festival unveils its Opening Night Gala on February 28th, it brings to the forefront Fawzia Mirza’s feature-length debut, “The Queen of My Dreams.” This film, a beautiful blend of cultures from Nova Scotia to Karachi, offers a humorous, heartfelt mother-daughter story. Attendees at the Isabel Bader Centre will not only enjoy this screening but also engage with Mirza in a unique Q&A session, followed by a celebratory gathering with complimentary refreshments.
“Walking through the Fire” is not just a performance; it’s a harmonious journey that bridges diverse cultures and musical genres, creating an experience that resonates with the soul. This collaborative masterpiece features an ensemble of award-winning First Nations, Métis, and Inuit artists from across Canada, who join forces with the globally acclaimed Sultans of String. The show is an eclectic mix of musical styles, seamlessly blending Métis fiddling, the lively rhythms of an East Coast Kitchen Party, the passionate flair of Rumba, the raw energy of Rock, and the powerful beats of Pacific Northwest drumming. It’s a symphony of sounds that captures the rich tapestry of Canada’s Indigenous heritage.
Kingston Grand Theatre is set to host an extraordinary live theatre event, “Lessons in Temperament,” from January 23rd to the 28th. This unique and compelling performance delves into the intricate web of family relationships, intertwined with the fascinating art and science of piano tuning. The play, which has garnered critical acclaim, offers a profound narrative about four neurodiverse brothers, each grappling with their own challenges