Youth 2025-2026: A Season of Programs for the Younger Set
Montreal Jeunesses Musicales Jeunesses Musicales’ 2025-26 season is full of original children’s programming. Opéra Bon-Bon, an operatic retelling of the story of Hansel and Gretel,…
Browsing: National Arts Centre
Dance: A Fall Season Preview
Montreal Playing with male stereotypes, Frédérick Gravel revives the striking and very rock-inspired Tout se pète la gueule, chérie. Music by Stéfan Boucher. 4’Sous, Sept.…
NAC Orchestra Announces Appointment of John Storgårds as its Next Music Director
September 3, 2025 – OTTAWA (Canada) – Canada’s National Arts Centre (NAC) announced today that the internationally acclaimed Finnish conductor John Storgårds will become the…
Jordan de Souza: A Canadian in Europe
Jordan de Souza has stood on the podium of some of the world’s most famous stages, but has no doubts about the classical music scene…
Dance Calendar Fall 2024
Calgary Alberta Ballet has commissioned Grimm, a work inspired by the darker side of the Grimm brothers’ fairy tales, from Stefania Ballone, a choreographer at La…
English Theatre across Canada – Fall 2024
Montreal Starring the dazzling Véronique Claveau, directed by Tye Blue and backed by a full live band, Titanique is an off-Broadway award-winning hit which turns…
French Theatre
Edmonton After a bet she was sure to win, Evelyne loses her husband. But does she want him back? In J’ai perdu mon mari, playwright Catherine…
Henry Kennedy Appointed First Resident Conductor of NAC Orchestra
Canada’s National Arts Centre Orchestra (NACO) is delighted to announce that Nova Scotian conductor Henry Kennedy has been selected as its new Resident Conductor.
Highlights | Canadian Ensembles Announce 2024-2025 Seasons
Many Canadian ensembles, from Club musical de Québec and Sinfonia Toronto to Vancouver Opera and Ensemble ArtChoral, are announcing their upcoming 2024-2025 seasons.
Highlights | Oldest Recording Pianist Dies at 109, Klein Competition Applications Open
From Colette Maze, the, oldest pianist in the world to Claude Kahn, the founder of an international music competition that’s over 50 years old, the classical music world has lost many influential performers, composers, and teachers this week.
