Folk Night at The Registry Joe played his first Canadian show at The Registry in 2014, and has become a Folk Night favourite. A multi-instrumentalist, superb songwriter, painter, and tour leader, Joe’s appreciation has spread worldwide. A perfect performer to cap off our 15th season. Tickets: $30 At the Door$25 In Advance
Transformations Classics at The Registry Orchestral music transformed for five. Daniel Warren arranges Piazzolla’s Street Tango, and Franz Lehar’s Lippen Schweigen. Trevor Wagler reimagines Haydn’s The Clock, and Samuel Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915. Julie Baumgartel violin, Margaret Jordan-Gay cello, James Mason oboe, Peter Shackleton clarinet, Anna Ronai piano. Special guest soprano Maria Vetere. […]
Presented by Growing in the Arts A determined group of actors must battle against technical gaffes, forgotten lines, and sabotaging scenery in a quest to arrive all in one piece at the final curtain call. May 18 + 19, 7PM Tickets Adult $20, Youth $15 (Appropriate for grade 4 and up) Presented by
Presented by Over The Moon Alberta’s JUNO nominated roots/swing duo “Over The Moon” are totally immersed in real cowboy country. Their music is a wild ride from 40’s western swing and Appalachian old time, to cowboy blues, all featuring their meant-to-be vocals and multiple acoustic instruments. Simple and sweet, their music speaks of the Canadian […]
Celebrate, dance, and enjoy! – The Music of The Rolling Stones with the band, The Beggars Banquet, and special guests at the Registry Theatre! The Beggars Banquet blokes are tuned up and ready to get “Right back at it!” The Beggars Banquet is one of the best Rolling Stones Revues around – as their audiences […]
Do you love Working Moms, Baroness Von Sketch and Kids in the Hall? Do you want to explore script writing with other funny people, like we do? Then put on your big funny pants (not really), wait…yes please wear pants, all the pants! And join us! Playground: Comedy Collective Edition! When: Saturday May 27th, 2023 […]
Kitchener’s favourite local old-time folk band are excited to release their new original album, Foul Weather Friends! They’ll be performing the songs from the album as well as gospel singalongs, classic country and old-time covers, and vintage Onion Honey favourites. Masks highly encouraged! $20 with album included or PWYC Presented by:
Part of the Open Ears Festival of Music and Sound Featuring music by Ben Grossman and Jeff Bird, The Returned is a new contemporary dance work that seeks to understand the time and place in which we currently live, as well as the time that came before. Portal Dance dancers uncover these “fossil memories” by […]
Part of the Open Ears Festival of Music and Sound longing for _, the debut album of Toronto-based percussionist Yang Chen manages to do the unthinakable: showcase their audacious eclecticism, sharp curatorial sensibility, and exceptional skill all at the same time. As such, Chen is right at home on the celebrated cross-border imprint People Places […]
Part of the Open Ears Festival of Music and Sound Medusa is a unique chamber-folk quartet that blends the Western string quartet (violin, viola and cello), with Polish knee fiddles, Greek lira, and Swedish Nyckelharpa. We intertwine the sounds of Middle Eastern, Scandinavian, Celtic, and Eastern European music to create something entirely new. The instruments […]
Part of the Open Ears Festival of Music and Sound Melody McKiver is a electro-violist and composer based in Treaty #1, Winnipeg Manitoba. They are an Assistant Professor of Indigenous Music in the Desaultels Faculty of Music at the University of Manitoba, and a member of Obishikokaang First Nation in neighbouring Treaty #3. Quoted by […]
Part of the Open Ears Festival of Music and Sound Counterstasis is a collaborative improvisation trio formed in 2016, featuring Glen Hall (woodwinds, electroacoustics), Bill Gilliam (piano, prepared piano) and Joe Sorbara (drums, percussion). We work to counter stasis, to foster change, to create a music in which our individual voices can be refracted through […]