The Grand Theatre opened its 2018/2019 Season on Friday night with Prom Queen: The Musical – the touching true story of Oshawa resident Marc Hall, who in 2002, had to fight for the right to go to prom with his boyfriend. The teenaged boy took on the Durham Catholic School …
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This Sunday, it will be an astounding 117 years since theatre magnate Ambrose Small opened the doors to the Grand Theatre (September 9, 1901). Over a century of entertaining Londoners from within the infamous walls, and the 2018/2019 season promises yet another year of entertainment, as well as social and …
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July’s What A Drag event is the Glam Edition! The monthly event which brings together performers, drag queens, comedians, and talent numbers of all sorts is here again, this time for a night of Glam and FUN-raising at Old East 765. ProjectBE Event Productions have teamed up with Project Freyja …
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London’s top festival of the summer, and the biggest event draw in the city for visitors, starts tomorrow with the 24th Annual TD Sunfest ’18 World Music and Jazz Festival. Featuring more than thirty great performers, Sunfest will once again presents Londoners with unprecedented experiences in international music and entertainment. …
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The Oxford Renaissance Festival is going on this weekend in Dorchester. What a great two days of entertainment – with live music, demonstrations, stage acts, and jousting! The festival started in 2013 at the Woodstock Fairgrounds, but moved to the Dorchester Fairgrounds in 2016, and proudly carry on the tradition …
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Yesterday was National Aboriginal Solidarity Day at the Green, and Wortley Village was filled with people celebrating – both indigenous and non-indigenous – all gathered together to celebrate the summer solstice. The cultural celebration started with a sunrise ceremony, and the lighting of a sacred fire at 5:30am. Dancers were …
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The London Convention Centre and Downtown London put together Masterpiece London this weekend – a three-day, live street art festival. With it’s completion, the skyway over King Street between the Hilton and the London Convention Centre itself became a masterpiece – from dull grey concrete to a work of art, …
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Today is the last day of the 2018 London Fringe Festival. Fret not, there’s still time to check out some great shows: #1 – Spriet Theatre 1:30 – Attention Seeker 3:00 – Wooster Sauce 4:30 – Luddite’s Rant 6:30 – Mark Toland: Mind Reader 8:00 – AWKWARD HUG 9:30 – …
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Here is your Fringe Schedule for Thursday, June 7th: #1 – Spriet Theatre 5:00 – AWKWARD HUG 6:30 – Luddite’s Rant 8:15 – Wooster Sauce 9:45 – Mark Toland: Mind Reader #2 – The Arts Project 5:00 – HOUSE 6:30 – Gamer Boy 8:00 – Cleaning Up 9:30 – Dog’s …
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Here is your Fringe schedule for Wednesday, June 6th: #1 – Spriet Theatre 6:00 – Attention Seeker 7:30 – Art of War 9:15 – Police Cops #2 – The Arts Project 5:00 – The ADHD Project 6:30 – So Tevye, Could You Use… 8:30 – Fool Muun Komming! 10:00 – …
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