My Life: A Billy Joel Tribute

Thurs. & Fri.

The Bassment

His music has moved audiences all over the world and some musicians take that devotion to Billy Joel a step further. Elton Lammie is considered one of the most authentic Billy Joel tribute artists in North America. Lammie will celebrate the Pianoman in grand style with two shows at The Bassment. It’s your chance to sing along to hits like Vienna, Uptown Girl, My Life and more. Tickets are  $36 – $46.

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Chilliwack

Thursday

TCU Place

After five decades hits legendary rock band Chilliwack is bidding farewell. The Canadian Music Industry Hall of Famers been a staple on the Canadian music scene with hits like My Girl (Gone Gone Gone), Whatcha Gonna Do, and Fly At Night. The Gone Gone Gone tour is a thank you to the fans. Tickets are $68 – $80.

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Disorder in the Court

Friday

The Broadway Theatre

Court is in session but that doesn’t necessarily mean justice will prevail…At least not when it’s manned by the Saskatoon Soaps Improv Comedy troupe. This month the Soaps will hit the stage for “The Trial of the Century” and the crimes they are charged with are up to you. The audience gives suggestions and the comedians take it from there. Tickets are $16.

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True North

Nov. 8

TCU Place

The Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra welcomes home oboist Bede Hanley all the way from New Zealand for a celebration of contemporary Canadian composers. Hanley is the principal oboist for the Auckland Philharmonia and he’ll be performing a work by Toronto composer Gary Kulesha for him. This concert will introduce you to our country’s brightest and best composers who are making their mark on the classical music scene. Tickets are $50 – $103.

Celebrate Canadian music with the SSO and follow this link.

 

Franken- Gingerbread Man

Sat. & Sun.

The Refinery

Our friends at Wide Open Children’s Theatre are in the kitchen whipping up a brand new puppet show for us. The Franken-Gingerbread Man tells the story of what happens when two bumbling bakers try to create the ultimate cookie when suddenly, it comes to life. The Saskatoon performances are just the warm up. In December, Wide Open will partner with Meacham’s Dancing Sky Theatre for a longer, adult friendly version of the baker’s tale. Tickets are $12 – $17.

Hop in the kitchen with Wide Open by getting your tickets here.

 

Remembrance Day Service               

Tuesday           

SaskTel Centre

The annual Saskatoon Remembrance Day Service returns for an indoor, in-person event. The ceremony will be filled with the pomp and circumstance that we are used to seeing as all ages and different service groups pay tribute to service personnel who’ve made the ultimate sacrifice. Doors open at 9:00a.m. and the service begins at 10:00a.m. and admission is free. For those who can’t make it the service will be streamed live on Rogers TV and on the Saskatoon Remembers website.

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COMING UP…

SSP The Wedding Singer      

Nov. 13 – 16     

Broadway Theatre

Take a trip back in time where hair was big, synths were loud and clothes were neon. The Saskatoon Summer Players is getting ready to hit the stage with the musical adaptation of the 1998 romantic comedy The Wedding Singer. This is all the fun you know and love from the movie with a wonderfully original musical score. This is an evening with Robby and Julia as they discover the secret to finding love is being yourself. Tickets are $26 – $30.

Be a good wedding guest and grab your tickets here.