live theatre

“Walking through the Fire” is not just a performance; it’s a harmonious journey that bridges diverse cultures and musical genres, creating an experience that resonates with the soul. This collaborative masterpiece features an ensemble of award-winning First Nations, Métis, and Inuit artists from across Canada, who join forces with the globally acclaimed Sultans of String. The show is an eclectic mix of musical styles, seamlessly blending Métis fiddling, the lively rhythms of an East Coast Kitchen Party, the passionate flair of Rumba, the raw energy of Rock, and the powerful beats of Pacific Northwest drumming. It’s a symphony of sounds that captures the rich tapestry of Canada’s Indigenous heritage.

Kingston Grand Theatre is set to host an extraordinary live theatre event, “Lessons in Temperament,” from January 23rd to the 28th. This unique and compelling performance delves into the intricate web of family relationships, intertwined with the fascinating art and science of piano tuning. The play, which has garnered critical acclaim, offers a profound narrative about four neurodiverse brothers, each grappling with their own challenges