ABBAMANIA” is rated as the number one Abba production in the world and the cast is based in Toronto.

In the beginning, “ABBAMANIA” was six months in rehearsals just for vocal arrangements. Abba’s harmonies are very difficult to reproduce as ABBA recorded their vocals many times on each record to make them sound so big and full. Not only did the cast have to look like Anni-Frid, Bjorn, Benny and Agnetha, they had to sound like them. ABBAMANIA was a huge venture. They are backed by a live band and carry charts for a full symphony show. They sold out two shows, 6000 tickets, with the San Diego Symphony.

With authentic costumes, made by the seamstress from MAMA MIA, and incredible vocals, ABBAMANIA will take you back in time to when ABBA was on stage, live in concert.

ABBAMANIA performs 22 songs of ABBA in their two set show with costume changes, choreography, comedy and a great concert sound.

ABBAMANIA is a show for all ages to enjoy and to sing along with songs from “Waterloo, Fernando, S.O.S, Mama Mia, Super Trooper, Voulez Vous, I Had A Dream to Dancing Queen” and many more. Abbamania performs all the hits.

For over 25 years, The Ennis Sisters have been connecting to audiences across the world. From arts centres in their home province of Newfoundland and Labrador to performing for International leaders and delegates at the 75th anniversary of D-Day on Juno Beach, their harmonies resonate with us all. Ennis is back to Kirkland Lake by popular demand.

A Juno Award, multiple ECMA’s, Music Newfoundland & Labrador awards and a SOCAN for top grossing Canadian country song – along with endless accolades from fans and critics alike – tangible proof that they’ve tapped into something universal, beyond the notes on the page.

Flavoured by Celtic and traditional Newfoundland influences, Maureen, Karen and Teresa are known for their captivating sibling harmonies and their powerful, often humourous, storytelling. Their music offers a broad mix of original songs as well as uniquely interpreted tunes and ballads.

Innovative, award-winning Toronto artist Evalyn Parry takes her audience on an uncommon theatrical and musical journey in Spin, her tour-de-force performance celebrating the Bicycle as muse, musical instrument and agent of social change.

Spinning a web of stories that travel from 19th century women’s emancipation to 21st century consumer culture, SPIN is inspired by the incredible true tale of Annie Londonderry, the first woman to ride around the world on a bicycle in 1895. One part documentary and another part musical activism, Parry cleverly peels back layers of history to reveal a very contemporary heart to her theme of liberation.

Parry’s co-star is a vintage bicycle. Suspended in a mechanic’s stand on stage and outfitted with electronic pickups, the bike is played by percussionist Brad Hart, who conjures an astonishing array of sounds on his ”iron horse”, creating a richly textured and utterly unique sonic accompaniment to Parry’s songs and monologues.

“…this magnetic artist and her winning production team invest the work with such intelligence and playfulness, it’s hard not to be charmed.” NOW MAGAZINE

Join Canada’s Leading Ladies of Theatre, Jazz, and Cabaret as they celebrate the Season with a fabulous evening of Holiday classics and lesser-known seasonal gems, all put together in original, arrangements with tons of musicality and humour! It’s The Most Wonderful Time ... Maybe!!

The show features songs from Broadsway’s recording of the same name (“ ... a musical version of the best office Christmas party ever!” ~ Mark Rheaume, CBC Radio) as well as several crowd favourites. Whether performing as a trio, or alongside some of Canada’s finest Jazz and Theatre musicians, this show consistently brings audiences to their feet and is sure to be a brilliant addition to any concert series as a Seasonal highlight!

“Three talented ladies who know their way around Jazz harmonies, sing their heads off, and actually entertain the hell our of their audiences!” ~ Jim Caruso, Host, Jim Caruso’s Cast Party, Birdland, New York

“The Broads - beauty, brains, and talent - it doesn’t get much better than that - wait, yes it does! Add their wicked sense of humour ... this CD is going to stay at the top of my rotation ... “ ~ Sandy Graham, Cashbox Canada

Becoming the Beatles is definitely not a tribute act. It’s a show about four boys: one born during an air raid, one who had to reverse the strings on his guitar to make sense of it, one who stayed up late practicing with tears in his eyes and another who couldn’t read or write until he was eight. It’s also the story of a visionary young producer who was desperate to find his way out of the ‘comedy division’ at Parlophone records.

Haley Marie’s in-depth analysis reveals the re-awakening of a world devastated by war, the genius of oppressed musicians in the Deep South, the unexpected inspiration from the classical greats and the heartbreak from the death of the band’s biggest idol.

Hear first-hand how the band used flour and water to fasten their logo to the side of their van en route to Germany. How that same band was turned down by 80% of the English recording market yet defied the odds to become the most successful musical group in history.

MOTUS O dance theatre’s FAREWELL TOUR…Confessions of a Professional Dancer

As you may or may not know, the 3 artistic directors and founders of MOTUS O dance theatre will be winding down their over 3-decade commitment to bringing arts to communities throughout Canada. Before departing however, they will be touring their final creation, “Confessions of a Professional Dancer”, performed by the founders themselves.

“Confessions of a Professional Dancer” are the prolific stories of 3 journeyers who thought starting a dance theatre company was actually a good idea! The show tells the absurd, the bizarre, the droll and humorous untold stories through movement and text of what life was like behind the curtain of their professional dance careers.