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Touchstone Theatre
March 12–15, 8:00pm
March 15, 2:00pm
By Daniel MacIvor
Directed by Katrina Dunn
Starring Anna Cummer, Kerry Sandomirsky, Katharine Venour, Andrew Wheeler

Al is a cop whose teenage daughter is hitting the drugs hard. It’s not an ideal time for dating, but after a messy divorce, he needs a new start. Christine arrives in his life with an antidote to all things ordinary, and some strange medicine for the girl with the angry heart.

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March 15, 8:00pm
Written, directed and performed by TJ Dawe

A Monologue About Sex
Winner of the “Just For Laughs” Comedy Award, TJ’s newest monologue is about sex. There’s very little physical action in the show. None, in fact. But there is an elaborate web of 16,000 some words, woven into the space over the stage by a very opinionated, fast talking guy. Sort of sit-down, stand-up comedy with stories examining gender roles, stereotypes, prejudices in our culture and in our language daring to possibly answer the question of what women really want. And men too.

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Arts Club Theatre Company
March 27–28, 8:00pm
By Michael Melski, directed by Bill Millerd
Starring Jackson Davies and Cailin Stadnyk

Love and a Zamboni
“What are the odds of starting something worthwhile at a hockey rink?” Here comes the team to root for! Donna and Teddy, both single parents, meet at the rink while watching their sons play minor league hockey. Between periods, during penalties, and amid the whir and thrum of a Zamboni, an unexpected romance soon blooms in the bleachers. Cheer on the pair as they lick old wounds and take tentative, humourous steps back into the dating game, all against the backdrop of our national obsession. 

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Arts Club Theatre Company
March 27–28, 8:00pm
By Michael Melski, directed by Bill Millerd
Starring Jackson Davies and Cailin Stadnyk

Love and a Zamboni
“What are the odds of starting something worthwhile at a hockey rink?” Here comes the team to root for! Donna and Teddy, both single parents, meet at the rink while watching their sons play minor league hockey. Between periods, during penalties, and amid the whir and thrum of a Zamboni, an unexpected romance soon blooms in the bleachers. Cheer on the pair as they lick old wounds and take tentative, humourous steps back into the dating game, all against the backdrop of our national obsession. 

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Ruckus Dance Company
April 3–5, 8:00pm
Choreographed and conceived by Brock Jellison
Music by Brock Jellison and Jeff Younger

Back by Popular Demand!
Ricochet is the semi-autobiographical work exploring the ups and downs of a tap dancer struggling to find his feet in the real world, featuring virtuoso performances that brought the sold out Shadbolt Centre James Cowan Theatre audiences to their feet after Ruckus Dance Company’s performance in March 2007.

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Ruckus Dance Company
April 3–5, 8:00pm
Choreographed and conceived by Brock Jellison
Music by Brock Jellison and Jeff Younger

Back by Popular Demand!
Ricochet is the semi-autobiographical work exploring the ups and downs of a tap dancer struggling to find his feet in the real world, featuring virtuoso performances that brought the sold out Shadbolt Centre James Cowan Theatre audiences to their feet after Ruckus Dance Company’s performance in March 2007.

Shadbolt Centre for the Arts

Ruckus Dance Company
April 3–5, 8:00pm
Choreographed and conceived by Brock Jellison
Music by Brock Jellison and Jeff Younger

Back by Popular Demand!
Ricochet is the semi-autobiographical work exploring the ups and downs of a tap dancer struggling to find his feet in the real world, featuring virtuoso performances that brought the sold out Shadbolt Centre James Cowan Theatre audiences to their feet after Ruckus Dance Company’s performance in March 2007.

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April 10–12, 8:00pm
Created and performed by Rick Miller
Directed by Sean Lynch, Adapted from William Shakespeare’s
Macbeth and characters created by Matt Groening

This one-man vocal spectacular features impressions of over 50 voices from TV’s The Simpsons in a hilarious performance of Shakespeare’s Macbeth! Spot-on impressions of characters from the hit series populate this imaginatively staged version of the tragedy. The show has toured the world to rave reviews and awards in Scotland, England, Australia and New Zealand. 

Shadbolt Centre for the Arts

April 10–12, 8:00pm
Created and performed by Rick Miller
Directed by Sean Lynch, Adapted from William Shakespeare’s
Macbeth and characters created by Matt Groening

This one-man vocal spectacular features impressions of over 50 voices from TV’s The Simpsons in a hilarious performance of Shakespeare’s Macbeth! Spot-on impressions of characters from the hit series populate this imaginatively staged version of the tragedy. The show has toured the world to rave reviews and awards in Scotland, England, Australia and New Zealand. 

Shadbolt Centre for the Arts

April 10–12, 8:00pm
Created and performed by Rick Miller
Directed by Sean Lynch, Adapted from William Shakespeare’s
Macbeth and characters created by Matt Groening

This one-man vocal spectacular features impressions of over 50 voices from TV’s The Simpsons in a hilarious performance of Shakespeare’s Macbeth! Spot-on impressions of characters from the hit series populate this imaginatively staged version of the tragedy. The show has toured the world to rave reviews and awards in Scotland, England, Australia and New Zealand.