March 9, 2013
The Absolutely Positively Completely Made-Up Show!
Comedy for Kids!
It’s playtime! The Second City’s performers lace up their sneakers and reach deep into their imaginations to present The Absolutely Positively Completely Made-Up Show! It’s an hour of interactive, family-friendly games and laughs. Young audience members are encouraged to shout out ideas and even join the fun on stage!
Perfect for ages 13 and under. Snacks and beverages available within our comfortable theatre.
Approx running time: 60 minutes
The Second City — 51 Mercer St., Toronto (2 blocks north of the CN Tower)
PEFFORMANCES:
Saturdays at 1:00pm
Until November 12.
TICKETS:
Individual Tickets: $12 plus tax
Family 4-Packs: $40 plus tax (available at box office or by phone 416-343-0011 or 1-800-263-4485)
Visit The Second City website for more information.
Everyday Anthems
World Stage Production
Choreographed by rising star Heidi Strauss, along with text from playwright Brendan Gall, this new dance work explores anthems as a metaphor for overcoming obstacles, for things unrequited, for personal strength and belonging. An impassioned performance that poses questions around power, pride and unity in the face of difference. Strauss’s first creation for Toronto Dance Theatre draws on the embodied histories of her performers to create a richly physical ensemble work. Toronto Dance Theatre, under the artistic direction of Christopher House, is recognized for intelligent choreography and the exceptional artistry of its dancers.
When: March 6-9, 2013
Location: Fleck Dance Theatre, Harbourfront Centre
More Information: Visit www.harbourfrontcentre.com/worldstage
toronto maple leafs vs pittsburgh penguins
Face-off: 7:00pm
For tickets please visit: www.mapleleafs.com
toronto marlies vs abbotsford heat
Face-off: 3:00pm
For tickets please visit: www.marlies.ca
Location: Ricoh Coliseum — 100 Princes Boulevard, Exhibition Place
Moein and Siavash Gomayshi
Moein is an Iranian singer known for his love songs. He is one of the greatest Iranian singers of all time, and has recorded more than hundred songs. He has also performed sell out concerts in prestigious venues in many countries.
Siavash is an Iranian musician, singer and song writer.
Siavash studied music in London where he got his Master’s degree. Siavash holds a Master’s degree in classical jazz from Royal Society of Arts in London, England where he majored in pop music.Ghomayshi has created numerous melodies and lyrics for famous Persian artists such as Ebi, Dariush, Sattar, Mansour, Leila Forouhar, Aref, Firoozeh and many more,he released his first album, and has since continued his work as a singer, composer, arranger, and lyricist. He is known as the father of trance music in Iran. Among the 18 albums Ghomayshi has recorded to date.
For tickets please visit: www.sonycentre.ca
Location: Sony Centre for the Performing Arts — 1 Front Street East
The Heist Project
Belinda McGuire.
The Heist Project, a one-woman dance event, premieres three commissioned works created by five
international artists.Tickets: $25-$30
For more details: www.harbourfrontcentre.com
Location: Harbourfront — Enwave Theatre
live jazz
12 Noon Brunch Matinee:
DANNY MARKS & FRIENDS.
3:30pm: HOMELESS BAND:
Spring Blues.
7:00pm: LAURA HUBERT BAND
featuring Peter Hill-Piano.
9:45: Steve Koven’s PROJECT REX:
Rich Underhill & Dan Bone-Saxes,
Steve Koven-Keys, Rob Clutton-Bass & Anthony Michelli-Drums.
For more details: www.TheRex.ca
Location: The Rex Hotel Jazz & Blues Bar — 194 Queen Street West
Toronto FC vs Sporting Kansas City
Kick-off: 1:30pm.
For tickets: www.torontofc.ca
Location: Rogers Centre — 1 Blue Jays Way
Dominic Nahr: Captive State
Captive State is an exhibition of photographs taken by Dominic Nahr during two trips to Somalia. In August 2011, Nahr traveled to Mogadishu with Alex Perry (TIME’s Africa Bureau Chief) to document the famine in Southern Somalia. They found overwhelming suffering and death; approximately 150,000 of the 2.8 million Somalis affected eventually starved to death. Almost as appalling was the knowledge that a US anti-terrorism policy unwittingly blocked aid to the famine areas for years. Perry writes, “If drought set the conditions for last year’s famine in East Africa, it was man who ensured it.”
When Nahr and Perry returned to Mogadishu the following year, the improvements were tangible, but as Perry states, “If Mogadishu was enjoying its longest sustained peace in 21 years of civil war, you couldn’t mistake that for a return to normality.”A TIME Contract Photographer and Magnum Photos Nominee, Dominic Nahr graduated from the photography program at Ryerson University in 2008. Dominic Nahr: Captive State will be on view in the Ryerson Image Centre’s Student Gallery January 23 – March 10, 2013.
For more information, visit the Ryerson Image Centre website.
LEAR
World Stage Production
LEAR
Philip McKee (Canada)
Co-produced by Harbourfront Centre
Canadian performance legend Clare Coulter steps into the title role of Shakespeare’s King Lear in this intimate and powerful portrait of passing on a legacy, in a family and in the theatre. A reinvigorated and sensitive overturning of a timeless tragedy.
Philip McKee is an emerging performance maker and director within Canada’s theatre scene. In LEAR, he’s assembled an exciting group of collaborators for this surprising staging.
LEAR originally appeared as part of Harbourfront Centre’s HATCH performing arts residency programme in 2011. For more information about HATCH, visit harbourfrontcentre.com/hatch.
When: March 5-10, 2013
Location: Studio Theatre, Harbourfront Centre
More Information: Visit www.harbourfrontcentre.com/worldstage