Volume 28 Issue 1 | September 20 - November 8, 2022
Our 28th season in print! “And Now, Back to Live Action”; a symphonic-sized listings section, compared to last season; clubs “On the move” ; FuturesStops Festival and Nuit Blanche; “Pianistic high-wire acts”; Season announcements include full-sized choral works like Mendelssohn’s Elijah; “Icons, innovators and renegades” pulling out all the stops.
Our 28th season in print! “And Now, Back to Live Action”; a symphonic-sized listings section, compared to last season; clubs “On the move” ; FuturesStops Festival and Nuit Blanche; “Pianistic high-wire acts”; Season announcements include full-sized choral works like Mendelssohn’s Elijah; “Icons, innovators and renegades” pulling out all the stops.
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DAHLIA KATZ<br />
Hailey Gillis<br />
An original cast album will<br />
be recorded this fall, and the<br />
company hopes to have further<br />
opportunities to tour their<br />
creation around Canada and<br />
beyond. Playing <strong>September</strong> 13<br />
through 25, this show promises to<br />
be a rich and rewarding evening<br />
of poetry and music.<br />
Listen to excerpts here: https://<br />
soundcloud.com/user-431478608,<br />
or see crowstheatre.com for more<br />
information.<br />
Beautiful Renegades<br />
Over in Toronto’s gritty West End at The Theatre Centre, Canadian<br />
contemporary dance icon Peggy Baker has commissioned a new play<br />
to shine a bright light on some of her fellow dance iconoclasts, leading<br />
choreographic rebels from the 1970s called Beautiful Renegades –<br />
like The Shape of Home, bringing back into the spotlight essential<br />
Canadian artists whose contribution should not be forgotten.<br />
Playwright Michael Ross Albert mines the anti-establishment<br />
politics that helped shape the face and heart of the burgeoning<br />
contemporary dance in 1970s Toronto, while Baker herself leads<br />
a team of choreographic collaborators including Elizabeth Chitty,<br />
Margaret Dragu, Lily Eng, Louise Garland, Johanna Householder and<br />
Jennifer Mascall. Debashis Sinha is designing the soundscape, and<br />
acclaimed director Eda Homes directs. Words, music, dance combine<br />
– not just telling a story but illuminating an almost forgotten part of<br />
the history of contemporary dance in Toronto. This promises to be<br />
both illuminating and radically entertaining.<br />
Beautiful Renegades plays at The Theatre Centre from <strong>September</strong> <strong>20</strong> to<br />
October 2. To watch Baker’s pre-show chat visit: https://bit.ly/3TGDZqd<br />
INNERChamber<br />
Outside the city, in Stratford,<br />
INNERChamber is continuing to<br />
break down more genre walls with<br />
its upcoming theatrical concert:<br />
How We Live On. In this case the<br />
subject matter is very personal<br />
rather than iconic, and yet, by that<br />
very fact something that we can<br />
all relate to. How<br />
does one process<br />
grief and find a way<br />
to face the future?<br />
Known for its invitation<br />
to artists of<br />
various genres to<br />
join the ensemble<br />
in the intimate<br />
setting of the Church<br />
Restaurant, IC this<br />
time has invited<br />
acclaimed Canadian<br />
poet Heidi Sander<br />
to curate/create a very personal<br />
performance piece in collaboration<br />
with dancer Bonnie Jordan (of the<br />
Stratford Festival Company) and IC<br />
composer/arranger and cellist Ben<br />
Bolt-Martin.<br />
Seven poems from Sander’s<br />
collection The Forest of My Mind<br />
will take the audience on a journey<br />
that travels from loss and grief<br />
From top:<br />
Heidi Sander,<br />
Ben Bolt-Martin<br />
and Bonnie<br />
Jordan of<br />
INNERChamber<br />
INNERCHAMBE<br />
PERFORMING ARTS<br />
BRAMPTON FALL <strong>20</strong>22<br />
A TRIBUTE TO THE GREATEST SONGWRITERS<br />
SEPTEMBER 24, <strong>20</strong>22 - 8PM<br />
THE ROSE BRAMPTON<br />
Brampton Concert Band performs with one of Canada’s most<br />
beloved vocalists, chart-topping jazz artist Micah Barnes.<br />
THE TENORS<br />
SEPTEMBER 29, <strong>20</strong>22 - 8PM<br />
THE ROSE BRAMPTON<br />
Alberto Urso and Mark Masri have joined The Tenors.<br />
Clifton Murray and Victor Micallef welcome these<br />
remarkable artists who bring their impressive solo<br />
performance history to The Tenors. Tenors have been<br />
thrilling audiences around the world with their powerful<br />
songs, outstanding harmonies, and undeniable charm,<br />
blending classical music and contemporary pop.<br />
EXCEPTIONAL ARTISTS. EXTRAORDINARY VENUES.<br />
1 THEATRE LN, BRAMPTON, ON L6V 0A3 / 905 874 <strong>28</strong>00<br />
MUSIC FOR SECRET AGENTS - JAZZ @ LBP HOSTED BY JAYMZ BEE<br />
OCTOBER 25, <strong>20</strong>22 - 8PM<br />
This concert features unique takes on theme songs you will know<br />
and love from decades of James Bond - and other secret agent<br />
movies. The show features vocalists Irene Torres, Queen Pepper<br />
and John Finley - who are backed up by a stellar band of seasoned<br />
veterans. The repertoire includes: “Diamonds are Forever”,<br />
“Goldfinger”, “Theme from Our Man Flint” and original songs such<br />
as “X-Ray Spectacles” and “Living In A Cage”.<br />
ROSE ORCHESTRA - A NEW ENERGY<br />
OCTOBER 22, <strong>20</strong>22 - 7:30PM<br />
THE ROSE BRAMPTON<br />
We have ALL been waiting for this moment. Come!<br />
Be energized as the Rose Orchestra electrifies<br />
our eleventh season with hope and joy, including<br />
a glorious violin concerto played for you by<br />
Concertmaster David Rehner, to bring you an<br />
evening of invigorating music, that will surely lift<br />
your spirits and fill your soul!<br />
LBP BRAMPTON<br />
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