The City of Charlottetown is hosting it's first two Newcomer Orientation Sessions of the year on Sep [ ... ]
Island Nature Trust will hold its Annual General Meeting on September 26 beginning at 7 pm in the Ca [ ... ]
For a fun-filled, family evening of music, story, and song, Margie Carmichael and Mark Haines entertain at the Kings Playhouse, Georgetown from July to September.
These two well-known singer-songwriter-musicians offer a fresh, humourous, and exciting evening that appeals to all ages right down to tiny tots who can dance in the aisles and challenge the
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Straight from the bar upstairs, ladies and gentleman, may I introduce the Rat Pack: Fred Santora, Dan Larkin and Sunny Mavis are the cool trio of crooners performing live at Vegas by night, and filming their movie Atlantic 11 by day, if they show up.
This summer Eddie May Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre presents, The Rat Pack Crooners at Piazza Joe's in
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In the thick of another PEI summer season, it is deeply refreshing to get a little more acquainted with the woman behind the celebrity of Anne of Green Gables. New insight into the singular imagination of L.M. Montgomery can be found on a summer Sunday evening at the Confederation Centre's Studio Theatre, enabled by the talents of Marlane O'Brien, Hank
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You have to love any play that involves audience participation. Even more so when that participation comes in the form of dumping water over the actors' heads. For each performance of Adrift, the playwright has requested the role of the "Rainmaker" to be played by an audience member.
Set in the beautiful Victoria Playhouse, Adrift is not your usual romantic comedy.
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Wednesday nights at the MacKenzie Theatre are comedy nights and the slogan for the Late Night at the Mack series tells me "You never know who you might see." One mainstay is host and well-known Island comic Laurie Murphy. The slogan holds true enough for the rest of the show. Murphy leads the audience through an evening of traditional stand-up comedy,
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We buy tickets at the door from stage manger and director Nan Jeffrey, and learn from our programmes that through music, dance, verse and drama, this company of five artists plans to take us back in imagination over three hundred years. Kevin Jeffrey, the show's writer, producer and narrator invites us to follow the Island's Irish and Scottish
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"I think it was Stan Rogers who recognized that farm wives are actually farmers," says Margie Carmichael, as she begins to strum a heart wrenching tale of a farm wife turning her back on the family farm. I feel my eyes well up, as I listen to Carmichael, a seasoned pro who is able to capture the same human spirit that Stan Rogers loved to sing about. It's the
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Old musicals never die...they just get remounted; and in a sense, The Legend of the Dumbells is older even than most of its peers. The musical itself only dates back to the 1970s, but it is based on real-life entertainers whose act was forged under fire in World War One. The Dumbells were Canadian soldiers assigned to stage a musical comedy show for
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City Cinema
Tickets at the door, cash only, all seats $10. (For movies in the same week [ ... ]
First annual food industry symposium in Charlottetown
October 18 & 19
Various locations
A new a [ ... ]
Until September 21
Robertson Library, UPEI
Sailing to the Shores of Generosity: an Exhibit by L [ ... ]
Profile: Sandy Carruthers by Jane Ledwell Retired for a year now after twenty-five years teaching [ ... ]
The provincial government will sponsor free transportation at this year’s Cloggeroo festival to he [ ... ]
The City of Charlottetown Planning and Heritage Department has created an exhibit exploring the hist [ ... ]
