Witches!? In Salem?!

Thurs. – Sun. 

Studio 914

Take a step into the world of hysteria and hilarity with Luminaire Theatre Works as it presents Witches!? In Salem?!. The play is a satirical response to Arthur Miller’s The Crucible about the Salem Witch Trials in 1692. Trust me when I say nothing is off limits in this script and even Satan has a cameo. The story points out the absurdity of the accusations and persecution of women for witchcraft and encourages us all to look for the truth rather than pointing fingers. Tickets are $30 – $35.

Check out this comedy right here.

 

FunkJoint

Thursday

The Bassment

FunkJoint is back to get ya groovin. The Saskatoon band is known for it’s acid-jazz and funk jams. Check out Saulvelm McClean, Graham Templeman, Adam Striesel, Nathan Jones, and Steve Maier back on stage. Tickets are $28 – $38.

Here’s a link for tickets.

 

How Chee

Thursday

Broadway Theatre

It’s a low-budget television commercial for The Great Buffet of China that has become Saskatoon lore and now a documentary digs deep into How Chee. The film comes from director Craig Silliphant and Thoughtlab Media and takes a deep dive into the cast, the origins of the commercial, and an unlikely friendship between an immigrant restaurant owner and the university professor who set out to help him save his business. The evening will feature a screening and then a Q&A wtih several of the cast members and the filmmakers hosted by CTV’s Jeff Rogstad. Tickets for the premiere are $15.

For all the details click here.

 

What If

Fri. & Sat.

Nutrien Wonderhub

It’s a story about childhood anxiety and two unlikely friends who meet in the school sick room. 25th Street Theatre has been on a provincial tour sharing What If with rural schools and now it’s time for you to see this sweet play. Join Nicky and Milo as they find a way through life’s ups and downs together. Tickets are $14 – $27.

Here’s the link for all the details.

 

*video courtesy Gary the gear

Draggins Car Show

Fri.  & Sat.

Prairieland Park

The Draggins Rod and Custom Car Show is back for its 64^th year. This is a show where car & truck lovers show off their prized possessions and it’s all for a good cause. Funds raised go to Camp Easter Seal at Manitou Beach. There will be awards for things like paint, interior, and engineering of the custom wheels.  Tickets are $10 – $20.

Here’s the link for more info.

 

BALLOON-ATIC

Fri. – April 12

The Refinery

Just in time for the Easter break, Wide Open Children’s Theatre returns with a new puppet adventure. BALLOON-ATIC is a sweet table-top puppet performance that tells the story of The Old Man who lives alone and is preparing to celebrate his birthday. Much to his surprise, his solitary celebration is interrupted by a playful red balloon. Tickets are $12 – $17.

Click here for all the details.

 

Kathleen Edwards

Friday 

Broadway Theatre

She’s been working on a new album Billionaire set for release in August. Acclaimed singer, songwriter Kathleen Edwards wants to give you a sneak peek. She’s a multi-award winner sharing the stage with artists like Bahamas and collaborated on her new tunes with Jason Isbell. Tickets are $40.

For tickets follow this link.

 

The Hip Experience

Fri. & Sat.

Capitol Music Club

Back by popular demand The HIP Experience is coming to the Capitol Music Club for two nights. It’s a tribute band formed originally as a memorial tribute concert to Tragically Hip frontman Gord Downie but has taken on a life of its own celebrating these iconic Canadian rockers. The Hip Experience is making stops across Saskatchewan before shows in Ontario and Buffalo. Tickets are $35.

Here’s a link to all the details.

 

Chippendales Talk Dirty To Me

Tuesday

TCU Place

The world-famous male revue has been dancing for more than four decades and now these hunks are in Saskatoon to share the show that won Best of Las Vegas awards for 14 straight years. If you’re looking for a fun night out with friends this is your chance to let loose. Tickets are $64 – $97.

You can find all the details and tickets by clicking here.

 

Dirty Dancing In Concert

April 9

TCU Place

You fell in love with the movie in the 80s and now you can see Dirty Dancing in a live to film concert experience. This is the film as you remember it with a full band, singers, and dancers performing to the classic soundtrack live. Tickets are $72 – $127.

No one puts Baby in a corner! Here’s the link for tickets.