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Entertainment
This Holiday season Christmas Rocks Playing at the Homburg Theatre at the Confederation Centre of the Arts. Traditional and new holiday music are wrapped up with the best in pop, rock, jazz, blues and swing!
Charlottetown Festival favourites Catherine O’Brien, Shawna van Omme, Andrew McAllister, Joey Kitson and Wade Lynch share the stage with legendary maritime singer Frank MacKay and Lisa Lennox, the star of the hit children’s TV show, The Doodlebops. Back by popular demand is step-dancing and fiddling sensation, Stephanie Cadman.
Christmas Rocks! is a Winterland Who’s Who of curious Christmas icons including the Christmas Turkey, the Class Clown, the Neglected Christmas Tree, the Office Party Animal and the New Year’s baby, among many others.
Featuring the traditional and new holiday songs like Let it Snow, Baby it’s Cold Outside, Run, Run Rudolf, Mary’s Boy Child, and many more as well as your favourite rock, pop, jazz and blues! Select dates from November 25 to December 19. Plays at The Homburg Theatre
“Something wonderful has happened in Charlottetown…”
Theatre critic Nathan Cohen said it best in his review of The Charlottetown Festival in 1965. From June to September, only wonderful things can happen as the Festival unites Canada's finest performers, designers, playwrights, composers, and directors in a professional showcase of musical theatre and comedy.
Since its inception, the Festival has sought out and commissioned over 66 new Canadian musicals. The most popular and successful of these remains Anne of Green Gables - The Musical™. On July 27, 1965, the Festival brought L. M. Montgomery's most popular character, "Anne Shirley," to the stage in a musical by Don Harron, Elaine and Norman Campbell, and Mavor Moore.
Since its premiere, over 2.25-million people have seen Anne of Green Gables - The Musical™ at The Charlottetown Festival!
Charlottetown hosts an increasing number of outdoor summer festivals that bring culture right out into the streets. You will find that throughout the city streets something is Always on Stage. Three different entertainment pods are sporadically placed throughout the City featuring a wide genre of entertainment, music and dance. Visit the Charlottetown Visitor’s Information Centre to pick up your Always on Stage map and schedule. In addition, venues like Carrefour, Beaconsfield, Benevolent Irish Society, and The Guild , provide an ongoing series of concerts, with music that ranges from classical to contemporary.
The Charlottetown Festival
t: (902) 628-1864; toll free: 1-800-565-0278 t: box office: (902) 566-1267
The 2009 Charlottetown Festival offers world-class theatre from June 18 to September 26, including Anne of Green Gables –The Musical™, Disco Cirque, Stan Rogers - A Matter of Heart, Charlie Farquharson and Them Udders. e:
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t: (902) 620-3333 – Box Office t: (902) 368-4413 – Office Inquiries
Located at the corner of Richmond & Queen streets in historic downtown Charlottetown, The Guild showcases the Island’s best and brightest talents. The fully-equipped black box theatre and art gallery (Gallery @ The Guild) feature both seasoned and emerging artists and entertainers. This cultural venue treats you to music, dance, theatre, comedy, and contemporary works, all of which are presented in a professional, multimedia, air-conditioned, licensed, wheelchair-accessible environment.
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