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SUMMARY:Electric Island Civic Holiday Edition
DESCRIPTION:Electric Island Civic Holiday edition will welcome the incredibly versatile and energetic Jackmaster on the mainstage. This Glasgow-native is notorious for hashing up the most surprising records – whether it be a forgotten disco track or bumping techno – Jackmaster can pull just about anything from his sleeve. Joining him will be another legend from across the pond – Irish-born Mano Le Tough. The Maeve label owner is a true sound wizard with an impeccable ear for melody\, deep emotive basslines\, and live instrumental breaks. After witnessing a Mano Le Tough set\, you’ll be left in awe. \nBulgarian live-act KiNK also joins the bill. Another name who is known to embrace experimentation\, KiNK expertly weaves listeners between house\, techno and broken beat to deliver a memorable performance for all. Taking festival-goers into nightfall will be Russian techno vixen Nina Kraviz. Nina’s success is unparalleled — from her successful label Trip (трип)\, to her mesmerizing performances behind the decks\, she is a force to be reckoned with! And let’s not forget our astounding locals — Jonathan Rosa and Toronto’s illustrious duo\, Nature of Music will each be on warm-up duty. \nThe second stage will see Swiss DJ-Producer Deetron. Deetron owes his expert mixing skills to his early days as a Hip-Hop DJ. Strongly influenced by the sound of Detroit\, ‘four-to-the-floor’ became his motto and today he’s best known for producing warm techno with the soul of Detroit. We look forward to his Electric Island debut! Joining Deetron will be the forbearer of the modern funk movement- Dâm-Funk! The American DJ-Producer affirms that funk is a way of life\, “a feeling of struggle and staying cool through it all.” Toronto house-hold names Greg Gow\, Addy and Jeremy Stott will have the honours of warming up festival-goers at the second stage. \nIt’s going to be another sizzling weekend in the city this Civic Holiday. \nTickets for the Civic Holiday edition of Electric Island may be purchased here.\nView the Electric Island Canada Day Photo Gallery Here\n[Photo Credit: Ded Agency] \nFor more information\, please visit www.electricisland.to
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LOCATION:Portlands\, 51 Comissioners St.\, Toronto\, ON\, M5A 1A7\, Canada
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SUMMARY:The Winter's Tale - Coal Mine Theatre Production
DESCRIPTION:Groundling Theatre Company’s inaugural production\, a full staging of William Shakespeare’s THE WINTER’S TALE\, will be presented as part of the Coal Mine Theatre’s second season of adventurous theatre. One of the most psychologically engaging romances in the English language\, this intimate chamber production of THE WINTER’S TALE will be directed by Graham Abbey\, founder and artistic director of Groundling Theatre Company.\n\nWritten near the end of his career\, and considered to be one of Shakespeare’s greatest masterpieces\, The Winter’s Tale chronicles the descent of Leontes\, King of Sicilia into a world of jealousy\, murder and conspiracy when he falsely accuses his queen Hermione (Michelle Giroux) of an infidelity with his oldest friend Polixenes (Patrick Galligan). Upon receiving news that his wife and young son have died under the strain of public humiliation\, and believing his newborn daughter to be not his own\, the vengeful King orders the child to be abandoned on the remote shores of Bohemia. When divine intervention plants the seeds of forgiveness and rebirth\, the possibility of faith is reawakened.\n\n“I’ve had a lot of loss in my life in recent years\, and I’ve found great solace and understanding coming from the late romances of Shakespeare. It’s a place where issues of loss and redemption can be worked out and the possibility of rebirth and forgiveness is actually something you can reach out and touch. THE WINTER’S TALE begins happily\, then rapidly descends into darkness until the moment when a child’s life is spared. Then we start the slow\, steady journey back into the light once again.” Graham Abbey in The Toronto Star\, November 2015\n\nFeaturing a compact cast of ten actors\, most with Stratford Festival pedigree\, THE WINTER’S TALE stars Tom McCamus as Leontes\, Brent Carver as Autolycus\, Mark Crawford as the Clown\, Charlie Gallant as Florizel\, Patrick Galligan as Polixenes\,Michelle Giroux as Hermione\, Roy Lewis as Camillo\, Sarena Parmar as Perdita\, Lucy Peacock as Paulina\, and Robert Persichini as Old Shepherd\, with set and lighting design by Steve Lucas\, costume design by Michael Gianfrancesco and live original music by George Meanwell.\n\nThe Groundling Theatre Company was launched in 2012 by Dora Award-winner Graham Abbey (Sixteen seasons with Stratford Shakespeare Festival; The Border on CBC TV and Remedy on Global Television; Afghanada on CBC Radio; feature filmsTake This Waltz directed by Sarah Polley\, Defendor with Woody Harrelson\, and the upcoming Milton’s Secret with Donald Sutherland) to produce imaginative\, original and accessible productions of Shakespeare’s plays\, as well as works inspired by Shakespeare\, to educate and inspire a new generation of audiences and artists.  While presenting Shakespeare out of its traditional context and during the Bard’s traditional off-season\, Groundling Theatre can re-examine and re-interpret the canon for new personal and political revelations still to be found in their timeless themes.\n\nCoal Mine Theatre is an independent theatre company curated by Ted Dykstra and Diana Bentley. The 2015/16 Season consists of: The River written by Jez Butterworth and directed by Ted Dykstra (Nov 1-22\, 2015); Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale directed by Graham Abbey/A Groundling Theatre Company production (Jan 26 – Feb 21\, 2016); Killer Joe written by Tracy Letts and directed by Peter Pasyk/presented in association with Surface/Underground (April 3-24\, 2016); andInstructions (To Any Future Socialist Government Wishing To Abolish Christmas) written by Michael Mackenzie and directed by David Storch (May 29 – June 19\, 2016).\n\nA Groundling Theatre Production presented by Coal Mine Theatre\nTHE WINTER’S TALE\nWritten by William Shakespeare • Directed by Graham Abbey\nFeaturing Brent Carver\, Mark Crawford\, Charlie Gallant\, Patrick Galligan\, Michelle Giroux\,\nRoy Lewis\, Tom McCamus\, Sarena Parmar\, Lucy Peacock\, Robert Persichini\nSet and Lighting Design by Steve Lucas • Costume Design by Michael Gianfrancesco\nLive Original Music by George Meanwell • Produced by Anna Kajtar for Groundling Theatre\n\nCOAL MINE THEATRE\n– New Location for the remainder of 2016 Season –\n1454 Danforth Avenue\, Toronto\n(beside the new location of The Magic Oven near Coxwell Avenue)\nJanuary 26 – February 20\, 2016\nOpening Night: Thursday\, January 28\, 2016 @ 7:30pm\nTuesday-Sunday at 7:30pm\nTickets: Previews $25 • Regular $35 • Rush at the door 30 mins prior to performance $30\nSunday Pay-What-You-Want • Groups 15+ $20\nTo order tickets visit groundlingtheatre.com\n\n@GroundlingCo •  @coalminetheatre •  facebook.com/Groundling/ • facebook.com/coalminetheatre/\n 
URL:https://thesceneinto.com/event/the-winters-tale-coal-mine-theatre-production/
LOCATION:The Coal Mine Theatre\, 1454 Danforth Avenue\, Toronto\, Ontario\, Canada
CATEGORIES:inthebag
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SUMMARY:Outdoor Winter Theatre in Toronto - Tails From the City
DESCRIPTION:Starring the wild animals who prowl Toronto’s backyards\, ravines and city streets\, COMMON BOOTS THEATRE (formerly Theatre Columbus) presents TAILS FROM THE CITY\, a new play by award-winning playwright Marjorie Chan with the company\, directed by Jennifer Brewin\, outdoors at Toronto’s historic Evergreen Brick Works. \nSix-year-old Billie (played by eight year old Eponine Lee) is having a lousy Christmas eveuntil she spies an unruly family of raccoons racing through her backyard. In following them\, Billie unleashes a magical winter night adventure with raccoons riding bikes\, squirrels throwing snowballs\, and someone resembling . . . or is it really . . . Santa Claus. \nTAILS FROM THE CITY\, Common Boots’ 5th consecutive outdoor winter theatre experience presented on the natural setting of the Evergreen Brick Works\, features 10 local choirs; City Choir\, Eastminster United Church Choir\, Echo Women’s Choir\, The Queensmen\, Singing Through Life\, St. Simon’s Choir\, We Are A Choir\,  World Songs\, Toronto Song Lovers\, VOCA\, and stars Lucy Hill\, Derek Kwan\, Michael Rinaldi\, Courtenay Stevens and Eponine Lee as Billie. \nPlaywright Marjorie Chan is a multi-disciplinary theatre artist and Artistic Director of Cahoots Theatre. China Doll\, Chan’s playwriting debut\, was nominated for several Dora Awards including Outstanding New Play and Outstanding Production\, as well as the Governor General’s Literary Award for Drama; and her opera Sanctuary Song won the Dora Award for Outstanding New Opera. Her other full-length plays and librettos include a nanking winter; The Madness of the Square; in the garden\, two suns; Mother Everest; and The Lesson of Da Ji\, which also won the Dora Award for Outstanding New Opera.\n \nDirector Jennifer Brewin\, Artistic Director of Common Boots Theatre\, is a multi-award-winning artist who specializes in the creation and development of new and site-specific work. She has co-authored and directed a number of collective creations including; The Public Servant (Theatre Columbus / GCTC)\, A Night in the Woods (Caravan Farm Theatre)\, The Great Frost of 1608 (with Peter Hinton / National Arts Centre) and The Attic\, The Pearls and Three Fine Girls (Theatre Columbus). Jennifer’s work has been recognized with a Jesse Richardson Award\, a Dora Mavor Moore Award\, a Harold Award\, and an Armstrong Award of Excellence.\n \nWinter theatre is a combination of cross-country skiing\, tobogganing and a pick-up hockey game. It is about moving and being together; marching into the darkness and generating light. Since 2011\, these winter shows during the December holidays have explored the role of myths and fables in modern life; revisiting old traditions and creating news ones inspired by contemporary life.  The show runs one hour and the audience travels with the cast approximately 1km across uneven terrain with bon fires along the way. Thick socks\, a good hat and waterproof boots are key for the best experience. Hot chocolate will be available! \n\n\n\nWritten by Marjorie Chan in association with the Company\nDirected by Jennifer Brewin\n\nStarring Lucy Hill\, Derek Kwan\, Michael Rinaldi\, Courtenay Stevens and Eponine Lee\nMusic Direction/Composition: John Millard\nSet and Light Design: Glenn Davidson\nCostume Design: Anna Treusch \nChoirs: City Choir\, Eastminster United Church Choir\, Echo Women’s Choir\,\nThe Queensmen\, Singing Through Life\, St. Simon’s Choir\,\nWe Are A Choir\, World Songs\, Toronto Song Lovers\, VOCA\n\nRun Dates: December 10 – December 30\, 2015 \nOpening Night: Monday\, December 14\, 2015 @ 7:30pm\nDecember 10 – 30 @ 7:30pm • No shows December 13\, 20\, 24\, 25\, 26 \nMatinees December 19\, 21\, 23 @ 4:30pm \nIn the event of rain\, the show will be performed indoors. \nAll Regular Tickets $30 • Arts Workers & Seniors $22 • Youth 25 & under $12  \nDecember 10-12 Previews ‘Pay-What-You-Can’ \nEarly Bird – 25% off for groups of 4+ if booked by December 14 \nTickets can be purchased online: wintertheatre.brownpapertickets.com \n\nFree shuttle bus from Broadview Subway Station \n\nConnect with Common Boots!\nCommonBoots.ca • @CommonBoots • CommonBootsFB • #TalesfromtheCity
URL:https://thesceneinto.com/event/outdoor-winter-theatre-in-toronto-tails-from-the-city/
LOCATION:Evergreen Brickworks\, 550 Bayview Avenue\, Toronto\, ON\, M4W 3X8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:inthebag
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SUMMARY:TURF (Toronto Urban Roots Festival) 2015 Line Up
DESCRIPTION:Downtown Toronto’s annual outdoor multi-day boutique summer roots music festival\, TURF (Toronto Urban Roots Festival) has now revealed its Saturday and Sunday lineups. Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros and Wilco will headline the Saturday\, while new additions Black Rebel Motorcycle Club will co-headline the Sunday of the festival along with Neko Case. TURF will be announcing Sunday’s festival closer soon.  Click here for more information about each day’s festival lineup. \nSaturday Single Day tickets go on sale Thursday May 21st at noon with Sunday Single Day tickets going on sale in June. Friday Single Day tickets are currently on sale here.
URL:https://thesceneinto.com/event/turf-toronto-urban-roots-festival-2015-line-up/
LOCATION:Fort York\, 250 Fort York Blvd\,  Toronto\, ON\, M5V 3K9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:inthebag
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SUMMARY:Cavalia's Odysseo Returns to Port Lands
DESCRIPTION:With its latest creation\, Cavalia marries the equestrian arts\, stage arts and high-tech theatrical effects at never-before-seen levels. A veritable revolution in live performance\, Odysseo features 63 horses and 46 artists in a larger-than-life theatrical production that sends hearts racing.The 30-million dollar theatrical production will open under the White Big Top on Wednesday\, April 8 in Port Lands with matinee and evening performances scheduled through April 26.\nTorontonians will also welcome one of their own as Amanda Orlowski\, the only Odysseo artist native from Toronto\, returns home this spring. Amanda joined the show as a rider last year and will be seen performing many disciplines such as dressage\, roman riding and liberty.\n\nFounded by Normand Latourelle\, the company has an expertise in equestrian and performing arts\, and is known for making the most of cutting-edge technology\, multimedia and special effects\, which allows for the creation of magical\, unique\, never-before-seen theatrical experiences. Cavalia\, seen by more than 4 million people across North America\, Europe\, Australia\, the Middle East and Asia since its 2003 debut\, celebrates the relationship between humans and horses by loosely recounting the evolution of this bond. Odysseo\, which premiered in 2011\, takes the next step\, leading viewers on a great journey where horses and humans\, together\, discover some of the planet’s most unforgettable landscapes.
URL:https://thesceneinto.com/event/cavalias-odysseo-returns-port-lands/
LOCATION:ON
CATEGORIES:inthebag
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