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Free Diversity Spotlight film screening
Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21
1055 Marginal Road
Free Diversity Spotlight film screening and Canadian premiere of the international award-winning Nollywood film, The Mirror Boy. The Mirror Boy explores identity within the African Diaspora through the story of 12-year-old, London-born Tijani's enchanting journey through The Gambia, following "the mirror boy," who only he can see. Introduction and Q&A session with the film's Writer and Director Obi Emelonye. Presented in partnership with the African Diaspora Association of the Maritimes and the Nova Scotia-Gambia Association. This film is rated PG and is presented in English. Event Time: 7-10 p.m.
February 08 2012
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Neptune Theatre presents "Bigger than Jesus"
April 06, 2010
- April 24, 2010
Bigger than Jesus by Rick Miller and Daniel Brooks and performed by Rick Miller.
Two thousand years after his death, Jesus continues to be a controversial figure, inspiring both devout worship and incalculable violence. This one-man show uses exciting multimedia and multiple characters to explore the thorny crown of Christianity through conflicting viewpoints.
Intelligent and humourous, Bigger than Jesus, is a fast-paced, thought provoking show that's a must see.
Neptune Theatre
1593 Argyle St, Halifax
Phone: (902) 429-7070
Website: www.neptunetheatre.com
Eastern Front Theatre presents "Lauchie, Liz & Rory"
April 06, 2010
- April 18, 2010
Lauchie, Liza & Rory, set in a 1940's coal mining town in Cape Breton, tells the heartwarming and hilarious story of Lauchie & Rory MacDonald, identical twins who couldn't be more different. Lauchie is as shy and awkward as Rory is outgoing. When Lauchie finds the girl of his dreams it looks as if they will live happily ever after. And then Liza meets Rory. And a web of secrets and unspoken truths unfold under the same roof in this beautiful and heart-touching story.
For tickets visit the website or call (902) 463-7529.
Bus Stop Theatre
2203 Gottingen St, Halifax
Phone: (902) 466-2769
Website: www.easternfronttheatre.com
Dartmouth Players presents "The Importance of Being Earnest"
April 07, 2010
- April 24, 2010
Written by Oscar Wilde. Directed by Isabelle Theriault.
What happens when you use a different identity when you come to the city from your home in the city from your home in the country? What if your friend finds out and decides to play along, without your knowledge? Enjoy the confusion of wedding proposals, christenings, and surprise guests when two men use the same false identity. This Oscar Wilde play is filled with the rich accessories from the upper-class life of the 1890s. The contradictory views on marriage and romance mixed with cucumber sandwiches, afternoon tea, and a dash of proper manners - all topped off with the wit and satire of the upper-class bachelor. The confusion starts in the city and moves to the country as our characters begin to uncover the Importance of Being Earnest.
Tickets are $15 adults and $12 senior/Students.
Dartmouth Players Theatre
33 Crichton Ave, Dartmouth
Phone: (902) 465-PLAY (7529)
Website: www.dartmouthplayers.ns.ca
Hawksley Workman in Concert
April 09, 2010
After a sold-out show in 2008, JUNO Award winner Hawksley Workman will return to Halifax to perform in support of his two upcoming releases Meat and Milk.
Tickets are $32.50 advance and $37.50 the day of the show.
The concert begins at 8pm.
Rebecca Cohn Auditorium
Dalhousie Arts Centre, 6101 University Ave, Halifax
Phone: (902) 494-3820
Website: artscentre.dal.ca
ULTimate VH-A Tribute to Van Halen *Cancelled*
April 09, 2010
ULTimate VH- A Tribute to Van Halen will take to the stage at 8pm in the Schooner Showroom.
Tickets are $31 each including tax and service charges. Tickets are subject to an additional $4 per order fee for online orders. All patrons must be 19 years or older to attend.
**This concert is cancelled**
Schooner Showroom
Casino Nova Scotia, 1983 Upper Water St, Halifax
Phone: (902) 451-1221
Website: www.ticketatlantic.com
