Heathers: The Musical                      

Thurs. – Sat.       

Broadway Theatre      

Saskatoon’s Sparrow Theatre is taking a stab at the musical adaptation of a 1989 comedy all about teenaged angst. Heathers: The Musical is the story of Veronica Sawyer, a brainy teen who works her way into a ruthless clique at her high school, the Heathers. Only one misstep finds her at the other end of the pecking order. This is a decidedly mature show including themes of teen sex, suicide, homophobia and violence but it’s still a comedy. Tickets are officially sold out but you never know, peoples’ plans change so double check on social media. Tickets are $30.

More information and tickets can be found here.

 

Emerge

Nov. 3 – 5

The Refinery

A brand new creation from Saskatoon’s Free Flow Dance Theatre. The contemporary dance company will explore the works of choreographers Graham McKelvie, Peter Quanz and Jackie Latendresse as well as Ecce Homo by Danny Grossman at this performance. Tickets are $25 – $35.

For more from Free Flow, follow this link.

 

Elizabeth Shepherd

Saturday

The Bassment

Jazz audiences will be welcoming Canadian artist Elizabeth Shepherd back to the city this weekend. Shepherd’s just released Three Things, an album that mixes elements of jazz, soul, electronic and gospel music. She’s made the Polaris Music Prize list several times and been nominated for Junos along the way. Shepherd is considered one of the most captivating and imaginative artists on the scene today. Tickets are $30 – $40.

Follow this link for a little electro-gospel soul.

 

Bobby Bazini

Sunday

Broadway Theatre

Juno Award winning soul singer is back in Saskatoon this weekend. Bazini is back with his fifth studio album Pearl which was inspired by an article he read about how pearls are formed. It reminded him of the beauty that has resulted from some of the hardest times he’s been through. This is a show of soothing, soulful music and it will make the perfect date night. Tickets are $33.

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The Josephine Knot

Nov. 9 – 19

The Refinery

It’s the second show in Live Five Independent Theatre Company’s 20th Season and a first from The Hagstone Collective. The new indie theatre company brings the story of Samantha and her father who are trying to navigate life without the family matriarch. In The Josephine Knot by playwright Meg Braem, Baba has died and now the family has to wade through complex feelings and memory. Tickets are $25 – $30.

For more info and special pricing, follow this link.