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KINGSTON ENTERTAINMENT CALENDAR
all local events submitted by individuals and organizations. Find out what's on Kingston for a given day or month... just CLICK HERE.
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Last/Brassed Night at the Proms
February 05, 2010
Sydenham Street United Church
BrassWerks presents Last/Brassed Night of the proms with guests The Kingston Choral Society, Ian Juby and Maestro Brian Jacksons. All the favourite rousing British tunes plus hilarious Gilbert and Sullivan extracts. Tickets $25 adults, $20 seniors, $10 students at the door or in advance from The Grand Theatre Box Office or Renaissance Music.
Email: symphonychoir@gmail.com
Phone: 613-530-2050
Web: http://www.kingstonchoralsociety.ca
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The King’s Conscience
February 3-20, 2010
Shakespeare’s Hamlet with a twist. A tortured, young prince finds solace in rap music and the potential of language that yields a combination of hip-hop, comedy, tragedy, skull-juggling, and some of the bard’s greatest soliloquies in this new theatrical event by Salon Theatre Productions. shows performed at the Baby Grand Theatre, 218 Princess St.
Theatre Kingston website
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April Wine
Saturday, February 6, 08:00 PM
Grand Theatre, Regina Rosen Auditorium, 218 Princess Street.
Formed in 1969 in Nova Scotia, April Wine relocated to Montreal in 1970 where they soon became one of Canada's favourite rock bands. April Wine enjoyed international success with such hits as "Sign Of The Gypsy Queen," "Just Between You And Me," "Like A Lover, Like A Song," "You Could Have Been A Lady" and "Roller." The group has continually earned the reputation of being the hardest working band in Canada. Sixteen studio albums, numerous live releases, compilations and thousands of concerts later, April Wine has become enormously popular in Canada, the United States and throughout the world.
During their 39 years together they have had many sold out tours and have performed with artists such as Rush, Journey and Styx. Don't miss Canadian rock 'n' roll legends April Wine as they perform their greatest hits at the Grand Theatre in Kingston on February 6th!!
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Our Town
Feb. 9-14, 16-18
Rotunda Theatre, Thological Hall, Queen's University
Showings at 8:00 PM and one matineee on Feb. 13 at 2:00 PM
Our Town is set at the beginning of the twentieth century in New Hampshire, in the fictitious small town of Grover's Corners. The play captures some of the main joys and misfortunes that confront an ordinary life in such a town in the course of the journey from birth to death, and in doing so, it stakes a claim for the importance and interest inherent in every human being. Tickets - $15.00 ($10.00 student/senior)
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