Michael Jackson HIStory Show

Thursday

TCU Place

If you’re a fan of the King of Pop you’re going to want to head to TCU Place for a celebration of Michael Jackson’s music and history all the way from the Jackson 5 to his domination of pop in the 21^st century. Tickets are $52 – $83.

For all the details, follow this link.

 

Seussical

Thurs. – Sat.

McClure United Church

The McClure Players have a colourful treat ready for you this weekend at the company performs Seussical. This musical is a comedy mashup or some of Dr. Seuss’ most famous tales. The cast is made up of musical theatre enthusiasts from right here in the city. You’re bound to know a few of them. You can enjoy the full dinner theatre experience in the evenings or take in two show only performances Friday and Saturday afternoon. Tickets are $30 – $60 and you can get yours by calling (306)373-9891.

 

The Unplugging

Now – Sat.

Studio 914   *Venue Change*

Burnt Thicket Theatre has a new play by Yvette Nolan waiting for you. The Unplugging is a post-apocalyptic tale set in what used to be Saskatchewan. When all modern technology has failed, two women are forced to make their way across the prairie with only traditional wisdom to help them survive. Then a charismatic stranger appears and they have to decide whether or not to share what they know. Tickets are $27 – $32.

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The Adventure of Young Turtle

Thurs. – Sat.

BackStage Stage – Remai Arts Centre

Grab the kids and head to the theatre for an underwater adventure. Saskatoon’s So.Glad Arts presents the world premiere of S.E. Grummett’s The Adventure of Young Turtle. This show combines large-scale puppetry with original music to bring the tale of a young turtle who feels stuck between land and sea. They set out on a quest of self-discovery meeting other sea creatures along the way. This is a story of bravery, strength, community, and kindness. It’s a beautiful and joyful way to learn about gender and queerness. Tickets are $15 – $20.

Click here for more info and tickets.

 

Jeremie Albino

Friday

Capitol Music Club

Canadian country soul singer Jeremie Albino is out on the road for the Our Time In The Sun tour and he’s stopping in our city. The album was produced by The Black Key’s Dan Auerbach and recorded in Nashville. Albino has been performing across Canada and getting rave reviews. Tickets are $24 – $46.

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Steve Hill

Friday

The Bassment

Looking for an evening of rock and blues that will blow your socks off? Juno award winner Steve Hill is considered one of our country’s most prolific guitarists and his out on the road in support of his latest album Hanging On A String. Hill has a reputation as a one man band playing guitar, drums, harmonica, and providing the vocals on stage. Tickets are $33 – $43.

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The Lost Birds

Saturday

TCU Place

The Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra is celebrating a major milestone for its concertmaster. Violinist Michael Swan has been in the role for 40 seasons. That’s more than any other concertmaster in Canada. Swan will be the featured performer at The Lost Birds as he takes to the stage for a performance of Henri Wieniawski’s Violin Concerto No. 1, Op. 14. Also on the program is Ryan Trew’s Come Closer and Christopher Tin’s Grammy nominated work The Lost Birds. The haunting tribute to bird species driven to extinction by man will be performed by the orchestra and a full choir made up of members from the Greystone Singers and Aurora Voce led by guest conductor Evan Mitchell. Tickets are $49 – $100 and this performance will also be available on ConcertStream.tv.

Here’s your link for tickets.

 

Jully Black

Saturday

Broadway Theatre

She’s back! One of the most powerful, soulful voices in Canada is out on the road. R&B superstar Jully Black rose to stardom with hits like Sweat of Your Brow and Seven Day Fool. She hasn’t toured since 2008 and now she’s back on the road with her Songs & Stories tour. Black is dedicating the tour to her mom and it promises to be an incredible evening. Tickets are $45.

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Disposable Heroes

Saturday

Louis’ – UofS Campus

Metallica fans get ready for a tribute show to one of the most successful heavy metal bands of all time. Disposable Heroes set out in 2003 to form the #1 Metallica tribute and it’s going to rock Louis’ this weekend. Tickets are $24 – $32.

Here’s the link for all the information.