The Foursome           

Oct. 8 – 17

St. John’s Anglican Cathedral Hall

We all know the pressure, awkwardness and fun that comes along with a high school reunion. That’s the setting for Mini Fridge Theatre Company’s latest show as it follows four college buddies, home to celebrate on the golf course. This dinner theatre company has had many obstacles in front of it in the last few months. The pandemic and the closure of its regular venue the Saskatoon German Cultural Centre put plans for performance in jeopardy. Luckily the Mini Fridge crew didn’t give up. This show will be held at St. John’s Anglican Cathedral Hall and will feature a physically distanced performance and a catered supper. Single tickets are $60 with tables of four for $220 and a table of 6 runs $330.

To find out how to hit the links with Mini Fridge, click here.

 

Paris of the Prairies

Saturday – 7:30p.m.

Live Streamed

After an amazing musical journey to Paris at the end of September, the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra brings us a little closer to home this weekend with its live streamed show Paris of the Prairies. This show will feature Harry Somer’s Picasso Suite. Commissioned by the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra in 1964, it celebrates Pablo Picasso’s different artistic periods. With Saskatoon being home to its very own Picasso collection, it’s the perfect pairing. This show will also feature Cris Derksen’s Five Bucks Ahead which is a piece that samples National Film Board of Canada and CBC archive clips of the signing of the last treaty in Canada. You can grab your own ticket to this live event for $15 or sign up for the whole SSO season at $95.

For all the details follow this link.

 

Scream If You Want To Go Faster

Fri. & Sat.

Remai Modern

Visual and performance artist Bridget Moser is in Saskatoon and she’s performing live this weekend. Moser’s exhibition My Crops Are Dying But My Body Persists has been on display at the Remai Modern since March. To wrap up the exhibition, Moser is performing Scream If You Want To Go Faster which takes on consumer culture and the pursuit of popularity online. It promises to be silly, self-deprecating and awkward… what could be better? Tickets are still available for the Saturday afternoon show and are free but you have to register to secure your spot.

Follow this link to register for tickets to the show.

 

Hocus Pocus

Sat. & Sun.

Roxy Theatre

It’s almost time for Halloween and to get into the spirit, the Roxy Theatre has some spooky classics lined up for you. This weekend you’ll be able to take the whole family to see Hocus Pocus. The 1993 movie starring Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy and Sarah Jessica Parker. The comedy tells the story of a teenage boy who accidentally resurrects the trio of witches on Halloween night. You won’t want to miss the musical number! The following weekend will feature screenings of The Nightmare Before Christmas. Tickets are $9 – $12.

For more spooky fun, follow this link.