This spring Patterson continues a  national tour of  his 90-minute one man show  - “This Is Not Debatable!”  where he gleefully seizes the opportunity to express opinions he doesn’t get to voice as moderator of “The Debaters....throwing in a couple of original satirical songs to boot.  A full throttle, pedal to the metal ride! MORE

This darkly funny original work tells the story of two couples seeking solace and meaning amidst uncertainty and randomness of every day life. When a series of tragic events strike, Alan, Anna, Sybil and Louis all react in different — and sometimes surprising — ways. An innovative approach to live performance, When it Rains is in the style of a graphic novel and is animated entirely by a single projector and the artists on stage. MORE

A Springtime Variety Concert in support of the Jewish Historical Museum will take place at Grace Presbyterian Church on May 8 at 7 pm. All of the musicians are from the Saint John area. The programme includes the award-winning Rotary Boys' Choir under the direction of Kevin Langford, Robert Selby (Baritone), Luan Salmon (soprano), Deantha Edmunds (soprano), Claire Driscoll (piano), David Dow (clarinet), Christine Dowling (clarinet), and Adam Washburn (a young rising singer/songwriter). The pieces performed will include selections by Jewish composers: traditional, classical and modern. You will be able to experience the variety of Jewish and secular music. It is aimed at appealing to a broad range of musical interests. The entire proceeds will be used to further the activities of the Saint John Jewish Historical Museum in the summer of 2013.

Join the students of Interaction School of Performing Arts, as they perform Rudyard Kipling's Just So Stories. Student of all ages. MORE

Bold new adaptation by Canadian Playwright, Andy Thompson
Directed by Ron Jenkins
"Big Brother is Watching You."

This multi-media stage adaptation imaginatively interprets George Orwell’s timeless and prophetic masterpiece. In the bleak society of Oceania, under the constant surveillance of Big Brother and the Thought Police, lowly worker Winston Smith engages in a dangerous and forbidden love affair with Julia. How will they survive in the dystopian world where true love is forbidden and punishable by death?

As Toopy and his best friend Binoo embark on their most important musical quest ever, they encounter a Blue Cat Blues Band, a Loud Mouth Crooner Fish, some Adorable Sheep, a pair of Love Struck Dragons and many other zany characters along the way. MORE

The Louisbourg Choir, Monique Richard, dir.
Sally Dibblee, soprano
Andrew Love, baritone
Michael Newnham, conductor
Symphony New Brunswick teams up again with the Louisbourg Choir, soprano Sally Dibblee and baritone Andrew Love in Fauré's beloved Requiem. Add Bizet and Mercure to the mix for a winning combination! MORE

Please join Rothesay Ballet School for their end-of-season recital. Featuring excerpts from: Cinderella Act 1. and a full program of Contemporary, Tap, Jazz, and Highland. Gala Ballet will also debut a new contemporary work.

Join the students of Kim's Academy of Dance for their Annual School Recital. Features students of all ages performing different styles of dance.

William Shakespeare isn’t having the best day. Brought forth to face four of his own famous characters, he is forced to defend his own works as MacBeth, Iago, Hamlet and Juliet challenge him to write in a more modern, easily digestible way, arguing that his once-brilliant plays are now irrelevant because no one understands them anymore. An hilarious two-man play, Shakespeare on Trial puts the boots to the notion that the Bard is dull — and proves that he is not! MORE

Join the students of Step In Time Dance for their annual year-end recital, features dancers from their Hampton location. Dancers will perform the routines they have been working on for the year. MORE