Folk Night @ The Registry Amanda Walther and Sheila Carabine blend their angelic voices, together with splendid original songs, and appealing covers. Tickets: $30 in advance$32 at the door$24 Live Stream Who to Contact for Event Info and Inquiries:
Presented by Paul Rempel & Friends This is a benefit concert in support of The House of Friendship Food Hamper program. The music will be an eclectic mix of traditional, originals and covers of songs spanning folk, country, bluegrass and rock. Besides Paul Rempel, the exceptional talent includes Ashley Giles – fiddle, Mike Hogg – […]
Presented by Growing In The Arts School of Dramatic & Expressive Arts Growing In The Arts is proud to bring to the stage another thought-provoking play which explores the unfortunate consequences of bullying, suicide and the detrimental effects it has on mental health. Written and directed by Gita Schuster (Yale University School of Drama Directing […]
The young Australian virtuoso returns to Canada for 56 intimate and one of a kind performances across the country! Growing up in the Bega Valley on the Far South Coast of New South Wales, Australia the story goes that the young singer-songwriter and one of a kind guitar virtuoso first picked up his instrument of […]
Presented by Playful Fox Productions Her past is a mystery. Her future is an adventure. Anastasia: The Musical is the spectacular new musical about discovering who you are and defining who you’re meant to be. From Tony winners Terrence McNally, Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens, creators of such Broadway classics as Ragtime and Once On This Island, this dazzling show […]
Classic Troubadours Productions brings you ‘The Songs of Sting and Peter Gabriel’, a celebration of the most iconic songs by these two creative giants, including In Your Eyes, Don’t Give Up, Solsbury Hill, Carpet Crawlers, Fields of Gold, Roxanne, Message in a Bottle, Seven Days and much, much more!! Jacob Moon, Mike Ferfolia, Selena Evangeline, Rob Brown […]
Jazz @ The Registry Part of the Spring Jazz Weekend Electric Jazz Band The Pendericki String Quartet violinist steps in to the jazz spotlight with his tour de force electric band featuring special guests Anthony D’Alessandro piano, Peter de Sousa synths, Ralf Buschmeyer guitar, Rich Brown bass, Adam Bowman drums, and Andy Macpherson percussion. Jerzy […]
Jazz @ The Registry Part of the Spring Jazz Weekend with KW Big Band Theory Composer, conductor, vocalist, and saxophonist, Chelsea McBride teams up with our own KW Big Band Theory. With echoes of the great Gil Evans, Chelsea conducts BBT with her original music from her wonderful repertoire. Plus special guest vocalists Jontue Ellan and Nathan Martin […]
Classics @ The Registry Into the Ma of Nature Intermedia explorations of sound and sight From the sounds of nature to electronica, shakuhachi flute master Gerard is joined by special guests Tamara Menon vocals, Andrew Dolson acoustic guitar & vocals, Nathan Stretch electric guitar & effects, Rae Crossman poetry, Gabriel Meissner video. Tickets:$30 General Admission$25 SeniorsChildren […]
Presented by Green Gables Ukuleles & Friends An evening of joyful popular songs to raise people’s spirits and to raise funds for The Registry Theatre. Classic favourite popular songs will be featured, perfect for singing or playing along with guitars ukuleles or other instruments. Come to participate or enjoy. Song list includes favourites by the […]
From indie classical music to electroacoustic to sound installations, Open Ears strives to challenge audiences’ conceptions of what ‘music’ is or what it can be. With a national and international identity, the festival has played a vital role in the contemporary art scene in Waterloo Region since 1998. Vicky Chow presents Sierra: 8:00pm Thursday, May […]
Monologue Nite! Come and check out staged readings of works-in-progress by some of Waterloo Region’s most amazing and emerging playwrights! Featuring: I Was A Tenured Professor, Until THIS Happened by Morgan Anderson A Discordance of Selves: The Lives of Wallis Simpson by Caspian Stonehouse Most of Us, Most of the Time by Beth Lanigan No […]