My Little Plastic Jesus

Fri. – Sun. & Nov. 7

Various Saskatoon Homes

Burnt Thicket Theatre is hitting the road again with a one man, multi-media, living room show written & performed by artist Tim Bratton. My Little Plastic Jesus is an autobiographical piece where Bratton unpacks his upbringing in an evangelical church and what it means to his life today. It challenges ideas of religion and politics with a lot of humour and original music. These shows are kicking off a tour with stops in Regina, Winnipeg, Bigger, and Prince Albers. It’s staged much like a house concert in homes at each tour stop. Tickets are $30.

Click HERE to experience this intimate performance.

 

Yaga

Now – Sun.

The Refinery

You still have this weekend left to see Live Five Independent Theatre’s season opener, a blend of comedic fairy tale and detective caper. Yaga by Kat Sandler follows a private investigator on the case of a missing heir to a yogurt empire. The detective winds through a small town and into the forest they meeting strange characters along the way including Baba Yaga. This is a modern twist on the Slavic legend of a wicked old witch who lives alone in the woods grinding the bones of the wicked. It imagines if the witch was actually a sexy smart modern woman trying to correct a story that has always been told by men. Tickets are $30 – $36.

For all the info, follow this link.

 

Wild Kratts Live!

Friday

TCU Place

Get ready for a little creature power as Wild Kratts Live 2.0 hits the stage at TCU Place. Chris and Martin Kratt have been teaching kids about the natural world for years with a combination of animation and live action. This show is fun for all ages and a great learning adventure. Tickets are $36 – $88.

Follow this link for all the details.

 

Theatre of Madness – The Carnival

Fri. – Oct. 31

Crossmount Cider Company

If you feel like a fright, you should check out the Theatre of Madness’ 2025 edition The Carnival. The Halloween event is back for another year and this time at Crossmount. Wander your way through the grounds at your own risk. This is an event where you book your time to visit ahead when you buy tickets. The later you book, the scarier the experience gets. Tickets are $20 – $30.

Here’s the link for all the details.

 

Pumpkins After Dark

Thurs. – Oct. 31

Praireland Park

If you’re looking for a spooktacular way to get into the Halloween spirit, take the family down to the grounds at Prairieland Park for Pumpkins After Dark. This is a festival much like Glow Saskatoon around Christmas time where you can wander through the pathways and enjoy Halloween scenes created from thousands of hand-carved pumpkins. There will be treats from local food trucks, live pumpkin carving demonstrations and roving performers. Tickets are $18 – $24 and you pre-select the time and date of your visit. The celebration runs Thursday to Sunday right up to Halloween.

For all the details click here.

 

Russell Dickerson

Saturday

TCU Place

Get ready for Russellmania! That’s the name of  Tennessee country music star Russell Dickerson’s 3-country tour and he’s making a stop in our city. Dickerson’s shot up the charts with hits like Every Little Thing, God Gave Me A Girl, and Good Day To Have a Great Day. Tickets are $59 – $114.

Here’s the link for all the info.

 

Laugh at the Living Dead

Friday

Broadway Theatre

The Saskatoon Soaps are back with a show that will get you into the spooky spirit. Laugh at the Living Dead is an improv comedy show that’s sure to please. You know the drill, you provide audience suggestions and then they say “yes!” to all kinds of silliness. Tickets are $16.

For more information, click here.

 

Frenchy Live in Canada

Saturday

Capitol Music Club

Australian comedian Benjamin French, known on stage as Frenchy is known for his raunchy blue collar humour. He’s out on the road on his Embrace the Chaos world tour. Many fans love him for his YouTube videos and crowd work and he’s bringing the chaos to the Capitol this weekend. Tickets are $35.

Here’s the link for tickets.

 

Sarah McLachlan

Tuesday

SaskTel Centre

She paved the way for female musicians worldwide with Lilith Fair in the late 90s, has won Grammy Awards and Junos, and been inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. Now, Canadian singer songwriter Sarah McLachlan is on tour to celebrate the 30th anniversary of her groundbreaking album Fumbling Towards Ecstasy. It’s been a year-long wait for fans as the initial tour plans had to be put on hold while MaLachlan recovered from acute laryngitis. This is sure to be a lovefest for the artist as fans get to hear songs like Adia, I Will Remember You, and Angel… You know, the ones that made her a household name. Tickets are $68 – $146.

For tickets, click here.