Kitchener Sync

An the unprecedented theatrical show from Cirque du Soleil, KÀ combines acrobatic performances, martial arts, puppetry, multimedia and pyrotechnics to illustrate the nature of duality. It’s the epic story of a pair of separated twins who must embark on a perilous journey to fulfil their destinies. The subtext is the ambivalent power of fire to create and destroy. KÀ applies the visual vocabulary of cinema to a dazzling live event that is more about storytelling than any previous Cirque du Soleil production. Plus, enjoy a one-on-one interview with creator/ director Robert Lepage. 

Songs From The Hammer takes you through the streets of Hamilton, Ontario's "Steel City" city using music, and stories, as the vehicle

Québec Social Club showcases promising English-speaking artists from Quebec City’s music scene.

Indigenous comedian and Second City Alumni, Ryan McMahon,brings his unique  perspective of Indigenous people in today’s Canada to a live studio audience.

Nathan Macintosh and other comics look for new ways to kill some time before they hit the stage.

Ottawa's very own pop culture expert, Matt “Mr. Hollywood” Demers, is your guide to the hottest entertainment events, places, and people in the Capital and across the country.

Everyone has a dream job, but Sean McShane still hasn't discovered his. So, he's hitting the pavement in search of his calling. Does he have what it takes? Will he get hired or fired?

Inspired in part by the adventurous spirit that fuels the culture of action sports, VOLTA weaves acrobatics in a visually striking world driven by a stirring melodic score.

Every city has its secrets. City of Shadows shines a light into Kingston’s dark past, revealing the world just beneath the surface and just outside the law.    

What if you could alter reality at will? Delve into a world where seeing is disbelieving. Reality is all relative. A World of Curiosities to Unravel.

A mysterious and fascinating realm that disorients your senses and challenges your perceptions. Suddenly, the visible becomes invisible, perspectives are transformed, and the world is literally turned upside down.

Will McGuirk is a journalist who writes about art, but doesn't practice it. Watch him get a lesson from artists and perform what he learned after only one day.