January, 2011
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September 14, 8 p.m.
Proudly sponsored by Northern Lights Casino and the Fall 2010 Advertising Sponsors.
The Season opens with the ultimate theatrical experience perfect for audiences of all ages. In cities across the world, audiences have thrilled to the theatrical wizardry of the extraordinary international troupe, Cirque Le Masque. The gravity-defying performers of Cirque Le Masque bring an entirely new dimension to circus arts. In this sophisticated, European style circus, brilliantly costumed jugglers, acrobats, comics and aerialists perform gasp-inducing acts of balance, grace, strength and detailed teamwork, set to spellbinding special effects and creatively inventive lighting, choreography and music.
September 15, 7 p.m.
NOTE THE FAMILY FRIENDLY TIME OF THIS PERFORMANCE
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This is the same show at a 'family friendly' time. Bring your children or your grandchildren to enjoy this wonderful entertainment experience.
September 20 , 7 p.m. (RENTAL)
Common Weal Community Arts is proud to bring Curtain Razor’s Solo Performance Mix Tour to Prince Albert on Monday September 20, 2010 7:00pm at the E. A. Rawlinson Centre.
Two plays presented by Commonweal Community Arts
Ducks on the Moon by Kelley Jo Burke is a creative non-fiction performance piece about families, and autism written and performed by Burke and directed and staged by Michele Sereda. Kelley Jo Burke’s performance documentary is a remarkably candid, humorous, and raw journey through the early years with a child with atypical autism.
Kelley Jo Burke received the City of Regina writing award for Ducks on the Moon and she was nominated for the 2009 Innovation in the Arts Mayors Arts and Business Award. Burke was recently awarded the Lieutenant Governor's Award for Leadership in the Arts.
Navigating is a performance/installation that draws from a trip taken to Ukraine in 2006 shortly after the orange revolution. Navigating was created and is performed by Michele Sereda and directed by Kelly Handerek. Material was collected, by Sereda, in the form of photography, audio journaling, and video during a three-week period (May 2006) on the east side in the country’s largest industrial centre, Dnipropretrovsk. A year later a performance template and script emerged centering on the ideas of memory, identity, and deep ancestry.
Michele Sereda received a 2008 Regional Centre of Expertise Award from the University of Regina, and was nominated for a 2009 Innovation of the Arts Mayors Arts and Business Award.
Curtain Razors is a Regina based organization that has been creating, producing, and presenting new Canadian theatre for the past twenty years, collaborating with organizations and individual artists to create new ways of telling stories.
Curtain Razors graciously acknowledges the support of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Saskatchewan Arts Board, City of Regina, SaskCulture, Greystone Managed Investments Inc, Jacqui Shumiatcher and Dr. Roberta McKay.
September 22, 8 p.m.(RENTAL)
Showtime invites you "across the universe" on a "magical mystery tour" exploring the Beatle's "revolution" in popular music and culture. Employing authentic "Beatle" instruments, amplifiers, and costumes, coupled with faithful renditions of your favorite Beatle classics "The Beatles Experience" recreates the spirit of the "Fab Four" in ways that have audiences raving about them ”Eight days a week."
Join the specialist Australian cast as they take you on a two-hour journey recapturing an era of music that still has magic all of its own!
September 24, 1 p.m.(RENTAL)
Lundy Bancroft is an author, workshop leader, and activist on trauma, abuse, and healing. He offers dramatically new ways to understand the behavior of abusers and strategies for holding them accountable. He also brings fresh insight into the emotional injuries that trauma and abuse cause, their lasting effects, and how best to get ourselves free. He believes that all people have the right to live free from abuse and oppression.
Lundy is the author of three books in the field, including Why Does He Do That?, When Dad Hurts Mom, and the national prize-winner The Batterer as Parent. He is also one of the creators of the Healing Alliance? approach to personal recovery
September 25, 8 p.m.
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Take a journey back in time to the sound of one of the top groups of the 1950’s. The Platters became a pop and R&B success, eventually earning the distinction of being the first black act of the era to top the pop charts. Considered the most romantic of all the doo wop groups, they effortlessly released hit after hit including: ‘Only You,’ ‘The Great Pretender,’ ‘My Prayer,’ ‘Twilight Time,’ ‘Smoke Gets in Your Eyes’ and ‘Harbor Lights’. Their many hits established the Platters as the classiest of all. Although many of the original group have passed away, the legend lives on with Oscar Charles and the Legendary Platters. They will perform the songs made famous by the original group.
September 30 , 8 p.m.
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The Good Lovelies received the Emerging Artist Award at the 2009 Canadian Folk Music Awards and the 2010 Juno Award for Roots Album of the Year. They are not your run-of-the-mill ‘all girl’ band. At a time when too many of us are affected by gloom, doom and recovering from recession, these three women are the perfect antidote. Described as folk-roots and western swing, the Toronto-based trio rely on unerring three-part vocal harmonies, clever songs and onstage convulsively funny repartee. The Good Lovelies played their first show in December of 2006. Since then, they have quit their jobs, toured coast to coast numerous times and released three albums. To boot, the Good Lovelies just finished touring with the Vinyl Cafe in March 2010 and can be heard singing backup on Jill Barber’s album ‘Chances.’ In addition to spreading sharp, light-hearted music coast to coast, The Good Lovelies will appear on a PBS Special ‘Girls from the North Country’ alongside Dala and Oh Susanna.
October 5, 3:30 p.m.(RENTAL)
Tickets go on sale June 5 at 9 a.m.
It's a big day for someone special. Bunny siblings Max and Ruby have a-million-and-one things to do before the very exciting event; they embark on a musical bus ride to find the greatest present in the world before coming home to undergo an unpredictable make-over just for this happy occasion.
When will the guest of honour arrive? Who will it be? Join Max & Ruby as their special guest is revealed at the Bunny Party of the year!
Max & Ruby never quite want the same thing and their plans always collide - with hilarious results! Together, they will rely on their loving bond to solve life's little problems, and celebrate the universal nature of sibling relationships.
This fast-paced theatrical production will have the whole audience singing and hopping to original tunes alongside our favourite pair of bunny siblings, Max & Ruby.
October 12, 8 p.m.
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Danny Michel is a Canadian musical treasure whose eclectic musical offerings run the gamut between sweet pop love songs and dark tales of misery and woe. Danny’s solo shows strike straight to the heart. Backed only by his charm and wit on stage, his songs come to life in a way unlike any other one-man show you’ve ever seen. In his solo shows, Danny is truly in his element. Fearless and full of surprises, you never know what you are going to get but you are assured that every moment will be fresh and spontaneous. “Danny Michel has reached a point where his musical vocabulary is so broad, his songwriting/arranging chops so sharp, his guitar playing so distinctive and his taste for the right sonic touch so impeccable that he can do whatever he wants and make it compelling.” This is a glowing review from Eye Magazine.
October 16, 8 p.m.
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Joe Trio‘s repertoire consists of the classics, Haydn to Shostakovich, new works by contemporary composers and their own arrangements of popular, jazz and rock tunes. They’re not afraid to mix together so many styles of music into a single piece that it makes your head spin. More than virtuosi, the Trio’s members are fantastic performers who engage the audience in a way that few classical musicians can. Amply witty, charming, and tremendously musical, Joe Trio leaves audiences with a new appreciation for classical music.
October 19, 7:30 p.m. (RENTAL)
When you mention the name Virsky, everyone in the Ukrainian community gets excited at the news that they are coming for a fall tour across Canada. Virsky goes back to 1937 when two well known Ukrainian ballet masters, Pavlo Virsky and Mykola Bolotov first brought a group of folk dancers together. From 1955 to 1975 the group was lead by Virsky whose exciting and passionate choreography has amazed the dance world for years. It was under the guidance of Virsky that the company matured into the professional dance ensemble that the world enjoys today.
In 1980, Myroslav Vantukh, Virsky’s disciple and an expert in folk traditions and ethnography took over from Virsky and continued the creative genius, preservation and development of folk choreographic art.
The foreign press has been unanimous about the high quality and professionalism displayed by the Virsky National Dance Company of Ukraine over the years. Virsky continues to grow under the direction of Vantukh as he takes the dancers to new heights of accomplishment through his ever expanding repertoire of new dances and continues to entertain and educate the world about the talents of the Ukraine.
They have travelled the world, to over sixty countries, performing for audiences in Mexico, the United States, Cuba, Venezuela, more than ten European countries, Vietnam, India, China, Brazil, and Korea. With their first class performances they have surprised and delighted audiences while teaching the world about the wonderful land of Ukraine.
Boen Arts is pleased to announce the first ever all Canadian Tour of Virsky, the National Dance Company of Ukraine. Starting on October 7, 2010, they will begin their spectacular cross Canada tour in Vancouver, BC. The tour then travels across the country from British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec and ends in Ontario. Please visit www.boenarts.com for performance places and dates.
Farewell Concert
October 23, 7:30 p.m. (RENTAL)
Since 1996, For the Love of Music has been delighting audiences with their unique blend of musical styles and on-stage presence. They have recorded and shared their music on three successful CDs (Full Circle , Great Tidings, and Like No Other). The people of Prince Albert and area have been very supportive and appreciative of their efforts. FTLOM has played for sold-out audiences at the E.A. Rawlinson Centre and elsewhere, but this October 2010 performance is unique in that it will be the final time that they will play in public. Ticket sales are likely to be brisk, so we recommend getting yours as soon as they become available on September 1.
October 24, 8 p.m.
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Since the Celtic Tenors vaulted to the International Stage in 2000, they now can boast total album sales worldwide of over one million and a full international touring schedule. They have sung leading roles with top opera companies and performed in oratorio and concerts across the globe.They have appeared on TV across the USA, Canada and Europe including a PBS Special –‘Celebrate with The Celtic Tenors’. They have sung for world leaders and appeared in concert with such names as Dionne Warwick, Air Supply and The Chieftains. They have headlined at Irish and Celtic Festivals in Europe and the USA and performed with orchestras including the BBC Concert Orchestra, The National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland, the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra. The Celtic Tenors’ live show overflows with vitality and variety from start to finish. Equally at home performing to large festival crowds or intimate concert halls and theatres, and whether backed by a live band, symphony orchestra, solo piano, or even a capella, their voices and personalities always shine through alongside their un- deniable Celtic charm.
October 29, 8 p.m.
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Judy Collins has thrilled audiences worldwide with her unique blend of interpretative folksongs and contemporary themes. In 1961 she began a thirty-five year association with Elektra Records. Judy Collins is noted for her rendition of Joni Mitchell’s ‘Both Sides Now’ which has been entered into the Grammy’s Hall of Fame. Judy’s version of Sondheim’s ‘Send in the Clowns’ received the ‘Song of the Year’ at the 1975 Grammy’s Awards.’ Over her career, she has released close to 50 records. Some of Collins’ best-known works came from her collaborations with Leonard Cohen. In 2008, ‘Born To The Breed’, an all-star tribute to the music of Judy Collins, was released. The singers contributing to the project included Chrissie Hynde, Joan Baez, Rufus Wainwright, Dolly Parton, Dar Williams, Jimmy Webb, Shawn Colvin, Leonard Cohen, Arlo Guthrie to name a few.
This iconic singer songwriter is joined on the Olive and John Diefenbaker Stage by singer songwriter, Kenny White. Kenny White has been a mainstay in the New York music scene and is well known for his thrilling and unique piano playing. He has a reputation as a dazzling ‘not to be missed performer’.
November 1, 8 p.m.
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Matt Andersen’s larger than life showmanship has earned him a fervent and steadfast audience wherever he graces the stage. Matt’s sprawling blues, roots and rock musical hybrid with his sorrowing and soulful voice and astonishing guitar-playing has sparked a phenomenal buzz through North America and the UK. Matt Andersen’s touring schedule includes 200 live dates a year as a headliner at major festivals, clubs and theatres. On January 24, 2010 Matt won the 26th edition of the International Blues Challenge in the birthplace of Rock N’ Roll and home of the blues, Memphis, TN. Blues musicians from all over the world including 39 states, 12 countries and 5 continents were chosen by their respected Blues societies to compete in venues on the world-famous Beale Street. As the big winner, Matt opened the door to the U.S. market and the larger world stage!
November 13, 8 p.m.
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John McDermott’s accomplishments have become legendary in recording industry lore. His musical career includes three Canadian platinum records, five Juno nominations and a solid international touring schedule. His latest CD entitled ‘Journeys,’ tells the story of our Canadian heroes. The track ‘The Dreamer’ written by world renowned songwriter and balladeer Eric Bogle is dedicated to longtime friend Sen. Edward Kennedy at whose memorial service this year, John was honoured to perform at the request of the family. The Fall 2010 tour is entitled ‘The Raised on Songs and Stories Tour.’
November 20, 8 p.m.
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Prairie Oyster has never been swayed by prevailing musical trends and their never-wavering musical integrity helps account for both their longevity and the deep affection with which they are viewed by roots music lovers across Canada and beyond. Included in their successes is a platinum album in Canada, critical acclaim in the USA, a tally of six Juno Awards, eleven CCMA’s, and fourteen RPM Big Country Awards. Despite these achievements, it is Prairie Oyster’s music, not their impressive history, that speaks most eloquently.
December 3, 7:30 p.m.
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The E. A. Rawlinson Centre kicks off the Christmas season with ‘The Best Christmas Pageant Ever.’ The play is based on a book written by Barbara Robinson which has become a Christmas classic. The horrible Herdmans are the meanest kids around. “They lie, steal, cuss, and smoke cigar--even the girls.” When the Herdmans storm Sunday school and take over the annual Christmas pageant, everyone braces for the worst. But no one is prepared for what really happens when the rottenest kids in the world take over the greatest story ever told. It’s a pageant full of surprises for everyone--including the Herdmans themselves.
December 18, 8:00 p.m.
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The fourth annual Festive Magic captures the spirit of the festive season with song and dance. Musicians, dancers and singers from Prince Albert and area present performances that reflect the beauty of the season of giving. Reminiscent of the Christmas concerts of years gone by, Christmas treats will be served to all in attendance at intermission. Celebrate with family, friends and Santa Claus himself at Festive Magic, December 18 at the E. A. Rawlinson Centre.The lineup for Festive Magic will be released in October. Watch the website for further details.
January 27, 28, 29, 30 (RENTAL)
M O R E D E T A I L S T O F O L L O W
January 27, 8 p.m. IRENTAL-part of the Mosaic Music Expo)
JULY, 2010
STEREOS WITH ENVY
JUNE, 2010
RAY PRICE
MAY, 2010
THE NADEN BAND
ROBERT MUNSCH
APRIL, 2010
BRENT BUTT
MARCH, 2010
RANKIN, CHURCH, CROWE
CHIC GAMINE
STUART MCLEAN AND THE VINYL CAFE TOUR
CANADIAN BRASS
WHISPERIN BILL ANDERSON
KATE RUSBY
FEBRUARY, 2010
TOMMY HUNTER
AMAZING LOVE SONGS WITH JOHN BERRY AND RICHIE MCDONALD
ABRAMS BROTHERS
PAVLO, RIK EMMETT, OSCAR LOPEZ
PAUL OSCHER
JANUARY, 2010
LIGHTHOUSE
DECEMBER, 2009
MICHELLE WRIGHT'S CHRISTMAS
NOVEMBER, 2009
AFROCUBAN ALLSTARS
GREAT RUSSIAN NUTCRACKER
STEPHEN FEARING
THE AMAZING KRESKIN
TRAILER PARK BOYS
OCTOBER, 2009
JUAN MARTIN
BIF NAKED
RYAN DAN
DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN
ART OF TIME ENSEMBLE WITH SARAH SLEAN
SEPTEMBER 2009
CELTIC BLAZE WITH STEPHANIE CADMAN
LOST FINGERS
CRYSTAL GAYLE
DEEP DARK WOODS AND LITTLE MISS HIGGINS
DOC WALKER
MAY, 2009
ALEX CUBA
APRIL 2009
HEART AND SOUL WITH LOUISE PITRE AND JACKIE RICHARDSON
MICHAEL KAESHAMMER
MARCH, 2009
EAST VILLAGE OPERA COMPANY
THE INKSPOTS
DEREK EDWARDS
GIRLICIOUS
LE VENT DU NORD
SHANE YELLOWBIRD
BACKYARDIGGANS
FEBRUARY, 2009
LOVE LETTERS WITH JANET LAINE GREEN AND BOOTH SAVAGE
HARRY MANX
THE BORDERLANDERS WITH SYLVIA TYSON, RON HYNE, GRETCHEN PETERS AND GRAHAM ISAACSON
JANUARY, 2009
EMILIE CLAIRE BARLOW
DECEMBER, 2008
ANDREA MENARD
NOVEMBER, 2008
THE MOSCOW BALLET-THE GREAT RUSSIAN NUTCRACKER
RON JAMES
THE WILKINSONS
JOHN MCDERMOTT & ERIC BOGLE
OCTOBER, 2008
ST. PETERSBURG STRING QUARTET
LEORA CASHE AND THE ROSS TAGGART TRIO
THE TENNESSEE THREE
THE ARROGANT WORMS
RIK EMMETT
ELIANA CUEVAS
WANISKA WITH VIOLET NAYTOWHOW, DIGGING ROOTS, DEREK MILLER AND C-WEED BAND
SEPTEMBER, 2008
JOHN REISCHMAN AND THE JAYBIRDS
THE MAGIC OF IRELAND
BEN HEPPNER
JULY, 2008
SOUNDS OF SUMMER WITH LEILA GILLDAY, GEORGE LEACH AND DERRICK MILLER
JUNE, 2008
BRAD JOHNER
MAY, 2008
CADENCE
HOTEL CALIFORNIA
April, 2008
THE ATLANTIC BALLET THEATRE OF CANADA PRODUCTION OF
PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
PATRICIA O'CALLAGHAN
PAVLO
March, 2008
BUDDYWASISNAME AND THE OTHER FELLERS
THE DUST POETS
STUART MCLEAN and the VINYL CAFE
RICK LETT.
IDLE THOUGHTS PLAYS THE BLUES
RED HOT BLUES BAND
LITTLE MISS HIGGINS-
DOWNCHILD
PAUL REDDICK AND THE SIDEMEN
AN EVENING WITH JACQUES DEMERS
February, 2008
LONG AND WINDING ROAD WITH JIM WITTER AND HIS BAND BLACK UMFOLOSI
KALAN PORTER
LUNCH AT ALLEN'S
December 2007
Matt Dusk and Theresa Sokyrka
November 2007
Chucky Danger Band
The Compadres (Oscar Lopez and James Keelaghan)
Laser Spectacular (Laser Floyd)
October 2007
Holly Cole
The Best of the Second City
The Barra MacNeils
Destino
Winston Choi
September 2007
The Wilkinsons
John McDermott
Ache Brasil
May, 2007
David Clayton Thomas
Saskatoon Symphony
April, 2007
The Nylons
Ballet Jorgen
March, 2007
John Berry
Montreal Guitar Trio
Swarm
Derrick Edwards
February, 2007
Powder Blues Band
Matt Anderson
Kleztory
Chantal Kreviazuk
Gryphon Trio
January, 2007
Brent Butt
Shanghai Circus
December, 2006
Michelle Wright
Don Burnstick
November, 2006
Denise Djokic and David Jalbert
Brad Johner & Andrea Menard
October 2006
Amos Garrett
Famous People Players
H'Sao
Canadian Tenors
Men of the Deeps
Ron James
Hank Williams 1952-Joe Matheson
September, 2006
Steve Lippia
Susan Aglukark
George Canyon
June, 2006
Michael Kaeshammer & Harry Manx
May, 2006
Drum
The Frantics
April, 2006
Irish Descendants
Harlem Gospel Choir
March, 2006
Connie Kaldor
Cadence
Mary Lou Fallis
The Doodlebops
February, 2006
Tommy Hunter
Decidedly Jazz Danceworks
Fubuki Daiko
Colin James
Joel Fafard
January, 2006
Wanted Man, Tribute to the Man in Black
November 2005
Barrage
Bowser and Blue
The Good Brothers
October 2005
Pavlo
Bruce Vogt
Kerry Anne Kutz
Juggernaut Jug Band
September 2005
Rita MacNeil
Irish Sopranos
Arrows of Desire
J.W. Jones
June 2005
Warparty
Theresa Sokyrka
May 2005
Vollrath and Pelletier
Jesse Cook
Lennie Gallant
April 2005
Nathaniel Dett Chorale
The Korte Family
The Polyjesters
The Inkspots
Adam Gregory
March 2005
Norman Foote
The Chess Club
Mark Nadler
Ronnie Prophet
Piano Men- Jim Witter
Madly Off in All Directions
February 2005
Carol Welsman
Leland Klassen
Alexander Tselykov
Theresa Sokyrka
January 2005
Angus Finnan
The Saskatoon Symphony
December 2004
The Rankin Sisters-Maritime Christmas
November 2004
The Golden Violin
Tom Jackson
Tempting Providence
The Nylons
October 2004
Arrogant Worms
Carlene Friesen
The Bills
Robert Munsch
September 2004
Buffy St. Marie
Louise Pitre
Alberta Ballet
Willard & Betty Theissen
Michael Swan and Friends
June 2004
Denzal Sinclair
May 2004
Canadian Brass
Nils Ling
Saskatoon Symphony
Doc Walker
April 2004
Jeff Healey
James Gordon
Ted Outerbridge
March 2004
Cottars
Heather Bishop
Ballet Jorgen
Abbamania/Stayin' Alive
Parler Vous Country?
Flyin' Bob
Hoja
February 2004
‘Halo’Two Planks and a Passion Theatre
Valdy and Gary Fjelgaard
January 2004
Bob Snider
Sons of Maxwell
Decidedly Jazz Danceworks
December 2003
Henri Loiselle
November 2003
David Usher
Michael Kaeshammer
Poltava
October 2003
Anthony Kearns
Connie Kaldor
Pavlo
Lorne Elliot
Erica Raum and David Moroz
Magic of the Dance
September 2003
Cleo Laine
Buffy St. Marie
June 2003
Barrage
Swing Sonique
Mark Atkinson Trio
May 2003
Fred Penner
Vinok Dance Company
April 2003 (theatre opened on April 2)
Chantal Kreviazuk
Bill Hilly Band
Rene LaPointe
Arrogant Worms
Danny Hooper
Colin James
In addition to the Professional Concerts listed above, the E. A. Rawlinson Centre has hosted an impressive lineup of locally-produced concerts, recitals and theatrical productions.
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