Capitol Centre 2023-24 Season Guide

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Welcome to the Capitol Centre and our 2023-24 Season. Season Launch is always an exciting time for staff and volunteers. We’ve just wrapped up our previous season – and are so grateful to have been able to share the theatre and gallery with you in person after quite the hiatus!

While patrons have been out at shows and events, we have been plugging away behind the scenes on a brand new line-up of exciting events that will hopefully keep you coming back to experience first class art and entertainment right here in North Bay. As a multi-disciplinary facility, we are proud to present a season comprised of theatre performances, family shows, emerging artists, gallery exhibitions, Canadian-renowned performers, and much more.

We invite you to try something different this year or to introduce a family member or friend to one of our upcoming events so we can continue to celebrate the arts as alive and thriving here at the Capitol Centre. Many, many thanks to our incredible staff team who make sure we are offering a positive, memorable experience from booking an artist right to the final curtain. And a huge thank you to our volunteers, members, and sponsors for their ongoing support. On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff, we look forward to sharing the magic of live entertainment with you this coming season.

Katina Connolly, Executive Director & Capitol Centre Board of Directors

SERIES SPONSOR

A chance for patrons to discover something new, or rediscover a classic reimagined!

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Casting Off 35

REGULAR $

MEMBER

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Winner: Total Theatre Award for Circus 2018. A refreshing and uplifting conversation between three generations. Funny and heartfelt, these powerhouse women win you over within minutes of hitting the stage.

Family-friendly – don’t miss this one.

7 :00 PM

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Johannes Linstead: From Spain to Cuba 35

REGULAR $

MEMBER

FREE

25

STUDENT $

Legendary Latin Guitarist Johannes Linstead - From having over 500 MILLION streams, to being named Canada’s “Guitarist of the Year,” to winning eight “Best Album” awards, to seven top-ten US Billboard charting albums, and winning the “People’s Choice” award in the UK, Johannes Linstead has become recognized internationally as one of the bestselling guitarists in the Instrumental, New Age, Jazz and World Music genres.

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Irish Mythen 35

REGULAR $

MEMBER

FREE

25

STUDENT $

Irish Mythen’s latest release, Little Bones, gained her recognition around the globe, including a 2020 JUNO nomination for Contemporary Roots Album of the Year. Irish’s live performances are a thing of raw power, emotion, and a connection with her audience that just has to be seen to be believed.

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“Perk up, pianist!”

30

REGULAR $

MEMBER

FREE

20

STUDENT $

7 :30 P M

V Sarah Hagen has transformed her award-winning role as “concert pianist” into a stand-up, or rather, sit-down comedy. Pairing anecdotes with music, “Perk up, Pianist!” takes audiences deep inside the world of a classical musician as she shares her earnest efforts to keep her spirits up in the midst of troublesome times and ridiculous situations.

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VISION MISSION We strive to be a leader in arts, culture and entertainment, and we are committed to providing a diverse and accessible performing and visual space that fosters creativity and inclusiveness.

As the cultural heart of North Bay, we offer our patrons, artists and community members an environment that inspires, creates and showcases performing and visual art forms.

GENERAL

An elevator is available for access to the upper and lower floors.

All public areas of the Capitol Centre are accessible spaces, including washrooms on each floor, the 2nd Floor Co-operators Spotlight Lounge, WKP Kennedy Gallery, Redpath Box Office, and the Betty Speers Theatre (with the exception of the balcony seating).

There is a wheelchair on site available to anyone who may need it.

THEATRE

For seating outside of the accessible section, there are railings in the theatre to assist patrons going down the stairs and our ushers are also able to provide aid if required.

Accessible seating is available for performances. We are also able to accommodate service animals. Please contact the Redpath Box Office to purchase your tickets and make arrangements for your accessibility needs.

Assistive hearing devices are available from the Redpath Box Office or Front of House.

There are two accessible parking spots in the municipal parking lot behind the Capitol Centre with a ramp for access at the McIntyre St. entrance.

Support persons are offered a complimentary ticket when accompanying an individual who requires support for accessibility reasons.

Front of House staff and volunteers are provided with training on AODA Customer Service Standard and appropriate methods to serve visitors with disabilities.

GALLERY Accessible seating is available for viewing exhibitions, and service animals are also accommodated.

The gallery staff and volunteers are available to help make arrangements for your accessibility needs.

SERIES SPONSOR

Where the big hits are at! Grab your tickets early because these shows will sell fast!

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The Last Waltz:

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A Musical Celebration of The BAND 50

REGULAR $

45

MEMBER $

7:30 PM

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The Last Waltz celebrates the songs and music of the Canadian icons, THE BAND. This all-star Canadian cast of award-winning blues and roots musicians, under the direction of Juno award winning producer and musical director, Lance Anderson, are celebrating the 47th Anniversary of THE BAND’s last concert in 1976 and The BAND’s amazing contribution to our shared Canadian musical heritage.

8:0 0 P M

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Dwayne Gretzky 40

REGULAR $

35

MEMBER $

GOLD SPONSOR

SILVER SPONSOR

30

STUDENT $

Dwayne Gretzky are Canada’s reigning champs of nostalgia and a can’t miss live music experience; a curated nostalgia trip that captures the unique joy of turning a radio dial and being surprised by the familiar. A 10+ piece juggernaut that brings to life the greatest songs of all time, this talented group of Toronto musicians ignites audiences with their charm, fidelity and theatrical flair. Celebrating classic pop and rock, from Fleetwood Mac to Fatboy Slim, Dwayne Gretzky has delivered electrifying renditions of over 700 songs.

7 :30 PM

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OCT

14

Burton Cummings & His Band Unplugged: The Hits, like you’ve never heard them before!

80

REGULAR $

GOLD SPONSOR

SILVER SPONSORS

75

MEMBER $

Canadian rock-music royalty, Burton Cummings remains at the top of his game as an unrivaled singer, songwriter, showman, and recording artist.

Join him and his band for an unplugged night of hits like you’ve never heard them before!

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A Whole New World: The Music of Alan Menken 40

REGULAR $

7 :30 P M

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35

MEMBER $

Perfect for the whole family, revisit your childhood with the iconic music of Alan Menken, the master songwriter of Aladdin, Beauty And The Beast, The Little Mermaid, Pocahontas, and Little Shop Of Horrors. Discover how one man’s music gave us a whole new world of animated characters, stories, and classic films. Hear all your favourite hits including Be Our Guest, Part Of Your World, Friend Like Me, Under The Sea, Colors of the Wind, Go The Distance, Suddenly Seymour, and of course, A Whole New World.

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The Trews 55

REGULAR $

50

MEMBER $

The Trews Presents the House of Ill Fame 20th Anniversary Tour.

The Trews will be playing their platinum-selling debut album “House of Ill Fame” in its entirety plus other hits and fan favourites from their catalogue of music.

8:0 0 PM

FEB

7 :30 P M

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Malevo

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Big Sugar

MAR

50

REGULAR $

40

MEMBER $

30

STUDENT $

7 :30 PM

MALEVO, created in 2015 by director, choreographer, and dancer Matías Jaime, is a thrilling all-male group that specializes in Malambo—a traditional Argentine folk dance of great virility and dexterity— and seeks to take it beyond its limits with a modern, avant-garde, and transgressive approach, merging it with other dance styles like flamenco and urban percussion.

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45

MEMBER $

The legendary Big Sugar celebrate their ground-breaking “Five Hundred Pounds” deluxe vinyl release from Third Man Records with a 2 set theatrical presentation that also spans their storied career from Hugo Boss suit days to their more recent Roots Rock Reggae vibes. Gordie Johnson’s power trio breathe life into their early blues and jazz-tinged songbook that has influenced generations of guitarists including Jack White, The Black Crowes, Gov’t Mule and ZZ Top.

SERIES SPONSOR

A bit of everything. Imagine a classic “Variety Show”, but break it up into pieces with a sprinkling of comedy, music, and magic, over the course of the 2023-24 Season!

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21

Choir!Choir!Choir!

35

REGULAR $

25

MEMBER $

20

STUDENT $

7 :30 PM

VARIETY SERIES Choir!Choir!Choir! is a Toronto-based singing group led by creative directors Nobu Adilman and Daveed Goldman. The duo takes a nontraditional approach; there are no auditions, and the audience is the choir.

Show up and they’ll teach you an original arrangement to a song you love.

7 :30 P M

MAR

2

Spidey – Make Believe 45

REGULAR $

GOLD SPONSOR

40

MEMBER $

7:30 PM

Spidey presents a mind-blowing and hilarious MAKE-BELIEVE performance, taking you on a magical journey that taps into your every emotion. He promises to bring his popular TV tricks to the Betty Speers Theatre stage. You will see and experience things you never thought possible! From the NYC Apollo Theater to Las Vegas’ Rio Casino, a familyfriendly show brings mind-reading to levels never seen on performing arts stages, leaving audiences in awe, laughter, and ovation every time.

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Just for Laughs Roadshow 50

REGULAR $

GOLD SPONSOR

40

MEMBER $

SILVER SPONSORS

30

STUDENT $

Just For Laughs is taking the show on the road and bringing its funniest alum back to North Bay! Don’t miss some of the best acts from the world’s largest and most prestigious comedy festival when the 19th edition of the Just For Laughs Road Show rolls into the Betty Speers Theatre this spring!

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Bluesfest Presents: Glass Tiger 70

REGULAR $

7 :30 P M

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MEMBER $

The Capitol Centre’s 2023 Bluesfest kicks off with a fundraising concert by Glass Tiger! The proceeds we make from the Glass Tiger concert, along with government grants, makes it possible for us to host the outdoor concerts at no cost to those wishing to attend. Grammy nominated and five-time award winners of both The Junos and Canadian Classic, the band has shared stages and recording performances with some of the world’s leading acts

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The City of North Bay around the Capitol 3 has a variety of parking options 5 Centre. Paid parking is in effect Monday-Friday until 4:30 pm.

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Visitors can access free parking in the following locations: • One hour free on-street (within the Downtown Improvement Area boundaries) • Two hours free in Lot 2 (Oak Street) • Two hours free in Lot 4 (Parking Garage)

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Glass Tiger Fundraising Concert

08.30.23

Clash of the Canvas Blues Cruise Bluesfest Paint Night

08.31.23

08.31.23

Friday Concerts Bluesfest 2023

SHAKURA S’AIDA

LANCE ANDERSON & NOLA PARISH GUY BELANGER BLUE SCREW THE KING STREET FIVE THE EUGENE LEVITIES

Saturday Concerts MISS EMILY

CHARLIE A'COURT FOG BLUES AND BRASS BAND CAMPBELL & JOHNSTON PAUL PRUNEAU & THE JOURNEYMEN JENIE THAI JESSE THOMAS BAND J HOUSTON BAND DAYV POULIN THE FUNKERS

Blues & Brews

09.03.23

Inluding a special Solo Exhibition

by Joanne Abbott 08.30.23 to 09.02.23

CAPITOLCENTRE.ORG

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2023 EXHIBITIONS April 21st- June 3rd

‘The Artist’s Eye’ Group Exhibition North Bay Art Association / Gallery I April 21st- June 3rd

‘Maternal Collections’ Solo Exhibition Rebecca Clouâtre / Gallery II June 16th- Aug 4th

‘IndigiNation’ Group Exhibition Co-presented by Indigenous Friendship Centre / Gallery II July 4th-Aug 4th

‘Retirement’ Solo Exhibition Allan Hirsh / Gallery I Aug 30th-Sept 2nd

‘Bluesfest People’s Choice Award’ Solo Exhibition Joanne Abbott / Gallery I Sept 15th- Oct 28th

‘Curatorial Mentorship Program’ Solo Exhibition Artist TBA / Gallery I Sept 15th- Oct 28th

Colin Davis Solo Exhibition Gallery II Nov 17th- Jan 2024

‘Franco Nord Contemporain’ Solo Exhibition Artist TBA / Co-presented by Bravo Art / Gallery II Nov 17th- Dec 16th

‘Deck the Walls’ Holiday Art Sale Group Show / Gallery I

2023 EVENTS June 2nd / Sept 15th / Nov 17th

Downtown Gallery Hop Aug 31st

Bluesfest Clash of the Canvas Sept 1st

Bluesfest Paint Night Dec 16th

‘Tis the Season Soirée’ Holiday Fundraiser For addition information on upcoming workshops and special programming be sure to subscribe to our newsletter + follow us on our social media.

Fun Fact: Did you know the gallery is now open one hour before every Capitol Centre Presents show? Be sure to peek inside the next time you have tickets to the theatre!

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The tried-and-true performances that are great shows to share with future generations of theatre lovers!

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Walking Through the Fire 40

REGULAR $

30

MEMBER $

20

STUDENT $

7:30 PM

TRADITIONS SERIES Walking Through the Fire is an Indigenous Collaboration featuring Sultans of String, Alyssa Delbaere-Sawchuk, Marc Meriläinen (Nadjiwan), and Shannon Thunderbird, and a multimedia extravaganza featuring Northern Cree, Duke Redbird, Inuit singers and more!

7 :30 P M

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Séan McCann

SILVER SPONSOR

Sings The Great Big Songbook 50

REGULAR $

45

MEMBER $

SÉAN MCCANN (the Shantyman) is a founder of the iconic Canadian folk rock band Great Big Sea which marks its 30th anniversary in 2023. Séan is also an Order of Canada recipient for his recovery advocacy. Armed only with his solo voice, bodhrán (celtic hand drum), and guitar, the Shantyman will lead us all in a great big singalong as we sail back in time to the brighter bays of his native Newfoundland.

7:0 0 PM

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OCT

28

Rocky Horror Picture Show Sing-Along 12

REGULAR $

10

KITS $

Audience participation is encouraged at this part-campy musical, part-horror film. Dr. Frank N Furter, Columbia, Magenta, Riff Raff and the Transylvanians take Brad and Janet on a wild ride one stormy night. Sing-along and play along with your Rocky kits! We see you shiver with antici…… PATION!!

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Ridge ft. The Fugitives

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22 Wing Band

39

REGULAR $

7 :30 P M

N OV

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MEMBER $

25

25

REGULAR $

20

MEMBER $

20

SENIOR $

10

CHILD $

The 22 Wing Band returns for another year, this season with the theme of “The Screen on Stage” consisting of a selection of music from famous movies.

7:30 PM

RIDGE is a performance that combines historical WWI stories, powerful lyrics and music from The Fugitives’ 2022 JUNO nominated album Trench Songs into a poignant and thought-provoking theatre show.

Become a Member of the Capitol Centre to enjoy unique patron benefits and support the arts in the best way you can!

ARTS SUPPORTER ARTS AMBASSADOR $50 Annually · Tax Receipt $25

$100 Annually · Tax Receipt $45

• Vote at Annual General Meeting

Includes all lower level perks plus:

• Arts Alive newsletter

• Discounted ticket price for Capitol Centre Presents shows

• Invitation to WKP Kennedy Gallery members-only events • Buy 1 Get 1 Free on select Capitol Centre Presents shows • Invitation to public Season Launch

• No handling / seat exchange fees (except online) • Advance notice and purchase of all Capitol Centre Presents shows

ARTS BENEFACTOR ARTS VISIONARY $250 Annually · Tax Receipt $140

$500 Annually · Tax Receipt $240

Includes all lower level perks plus:

Includes all lower level perks plus:

• 4 Capitol Centre Movie tickets

• Discounted facility rental rates

• Held seating during member pre-sale*

• Buy 1 Get 1 Free Annual Fall Fundraiser tickets

• Acknowledgement in Performance Programs and on website

• Capitol Centre supporter decal

• Invitation to special members-only events • Capitol Centre pin

MEMBERSHIPS CAN BE PURCHASED Online:

capitolcentre.org

By phone: 705-474-4747 In person: Redpath Box Office - 150 Main St E, North Bay * Preferred seats to be chosen when purchasing Arts Benefactor or Arts Visionary membership. Seats will be held for member pre-sale and released when public on sale starts.

SERIES SPONSOR

Fun for the whole family! The 2023-24 Season has something for all ages, from our littlest fans to the teens.

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Andy G and Friends 20

REGULAR $

15

CHILD $

Andy G and Friends bring to stage a whole bunch of fun, sing-along, danceable, toe-tapping tunes in their interactive family show- the audience sits right on stage! A great mix of new original songs penned by Andy G ... as well as some fun classic kids’ standards. For children ages 1 to 8yrs old ... and the “older kids” too!

1 1:0 0 AM & 1 :00 PM

FAMILY SERIES

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MAR

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Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo Live

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The Peking Acrobats

40

REGULAR $

35

MEMBER $

30

CHILD $

120

4/PACK $

7:0 0 PM

Erth’s DINOSAUR ZOO LIVE guides your family on a breath-taking tour that begins in pre-historic Australia. You’ll observe, meet and interact with an eye-popping collection of amazing life-like dinosaurs and other creatures in a theatrical performance that thrills and entertains kids while stimulating their imaginations in ways that forever connect them to their world. Brought to life by a team of skilled puppeteers, DINOSAUR ZOO is so extraordinarily real you may want to run and hide - but don’t!

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REGULAR $

40

MEMBER $

GOLD SPONSOR

30

CHILD $

The Peking Acrobats perform daring maneuvers atop a precarious pagoda of chairs and display their technical prowess at such arts as trick-cycling, precision tumbling, juggling, somersaulting, and gymnastics. They push the limits of human ability, defying gravity with amazing displays of contortion, flexibility, and control.

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360 ALLSTARS 45

REGULAR $

40

MEMBER $

30

CHILD $

120

4/PACK $

5:0 0 P M

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BMX, basketball, breakdancing, acrobatics, drumming and more! Boasting a stellar international cast of World Champion and World Record-holding athletes and artists, 360 ALLSTARS connects the street with the elite to deliver a supercharged urban circus. Catch the ALLSTARS in action on their 10 year anniversary World Tour!

VOLUNTEER

There are lots of reasons to become a volunteer at the Capitol Centre including to get involved in the arts “behind the scenes”, gain work experience, explore new skills and interests, meet new people, view a variety of shows and concerts, help support a non-profit organization and an important historical landmark and get required volunteer hours for graduation.

Volunteers can start as young as 14.

There are many different volunteer opportunities available, such as Ushering, Ticket Taking, working the concession snack bar, selling merchandise, assisting in the Gallery, and even opportunities that aren’t patron-facing.

For any other questions about the Capitol Centre’s volunteer program, please contact: Matty Reid Audience Services Coordinator mreid@capitolcentre.org 705-474-1944 ext. 224

As a non-profit organization, the Capitol Centre relies on corporate support through sponsorship of the shows, events, and exhibits we present to remain the heart and soul of arts, culture, and entertainment in this region.

We have a variety of sponsorship levels available for monetary as well as in-kind support, and we provide varied perks for every level of support which can include performance tickets, advertising, recognition from the stage, on social media, and on performance posters.

If you would like more information about supporting the Capitol Centre through sponsorship contact: Lisa Krueger Manager of Sponsorship & Fund Development lkrueger@capitolcentre.org 705-474-1944 ext. 250

SPONSORSHIP BEER SPONSOR

CONCESSIONS SPONSOR

HALEYFEST SPONSOR

MOVIE SPONSOR

SERIES SPONSOR

Bringing new and traditional celebrations of the season’s stories to holiday-lovers. Come and spend the holidays with us!

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Ballet Jörgen - The Nutcracker: A Canadian Tradition 50

REGULAR $

45

MEMBER $

30

CHILD $

7 :00 PM

HOLIDAY SERIES Holiday magic is made year after year by Ballet Jörgen’s traditional treasure The Nutcracker: a Canadian Tradition, created by Bengt Jörgen to Tchaikovsky’s well-loved score.

7 :30 P M

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Christmas With a Redheaded Coffeeshop Girl 40

REGULAR $

35

MEMBER $

30

STUDENT $

7 :30 PM

Rebecca Perry is an award-winning Toronto-based playwright, performer and producer, best-known for her solo show Confessions of a Redheaded Coffeeshop Girl. In this performance, her character is determined to give her coffee shop customers a holiday season to remember from Christmas jazz standards to chart-topping pop & holiday favourites!

DEC

15

LGS: Ça swing le temps des fêtes (A Swing Christmas) 45

REGULAR $

35

MEMBER $

Pour ce concert de Noël, LGS apporte la fête! Accompagné de danseurs, le trio retournera dans « le bon vieux temps » des premières chansons / albums plutôt folkloriques de l’époque où il s’appelait SWING. Rigodon, chanson à répondre sur une musique urbaine, en passant par quelques gros succès du plus récent album de la formation phare de l’Ontario français, ce spectacle donnera l’impression d’offrir à tout le public présent une boisson énergisante qui donne des ailes.

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Next Generation Leahy Christmas 40

REGULAR $

35

MEMBER $

30

CHILD $

7 :30 P M

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The Next Generation Leahy invites you into their Christmas home-away-from-home to share in the joy of the season. Their performance, filled with the beautiful music of Christmas as well as fun family favourites, the whole family shares their remarkable skills and creates something totally unique. It’s music for all generations, giving joy and hope in a world that often lacks such things.

As a not-for-profit organization, we rely on our community for support in order to allow us to continue providing a diverse and accessible space that fosters creativity and inclusiveness for North Bay and the surrounding community.

Donations from patrons like you allow us to keep ticket pricing low while also supporting various events and initiatives throughout the year, including Free Family Films, the annual Children’s Festival, and our Arts for All program.

We couldn’t do it without you, so thank you for your support!

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Donations of any amount will qualify for tax receipts.

Tax receipts will be issued instantly via CanadaHelps. Monthly recurring donations options available.

Please make cheques payable to the Capitol Centre. Only donations of $20 or more are eligible for tax receipts. Tax receipts will be mailed the following January.

Please call the Redpath Box Office at (705) 474-4747, Monday to Friday between 12:00 noon and 4:00 pm. Only donations of $20 or more are eligible for tax receipts. Tax receipts will be mailed the following January.

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2023-24 Schedule Aug. 30 to Sept. 3

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Sept. 30

7:30pm

$50

$45

Dwayne Gretzky

Oct. 6

8:00pm

$40

$35

Student: $30

Walking Through the Fire

Oct. 11

7:30pm

$40

$30

Student: $20

Burton Cummings & His Band Unplugged: The Hits, like you’ve never heard them before!

Oct. 14

7:30pm

$80

$75

Bluesfest 2023 The Last Waltz: A Musical Celebration of The BAND

Casting Off

Oct. 22

7:00pm

$35

Free

Séan McCann Sings The Great Big Songbook

Oct. 27

7:30pm

$50

$45

Student: $25

Andy G and Friends

Oct. 28

11:00am & 1:00pm

$20

$20

Child: $15

Rocky Horror Picture Show Sing-Along

Oct. 28

7:00pm

$12

$12

Kits: $10

Capitol Centre Fall Fundraiser California Dreamin' Beach Party

Nov. 4

7:30pm

$120

$120

Ridge ft. The Fugitives

Nov. 7

7:30pm

$39

$34

Johannes Linstead: From Spain to Cuba Ballet Jörgen - The Nutcracker: A Canadian Tradition

Nov. 10

7:30pm

$35

Free

Nov. 22

7:00pm

$50

$45

Child: $30

22 Wing Band

Nov. 25

7:30pm

$25

$20

Child: $10 Senior: $20

Christmas With a Redheaded Coffeeshop Girl

Dec. 13

7:30pm

$40

$35

Student: $30

LGS: Ça swing le temps des fêtes (A Swing Christmas)

Dec. 15

7:30pm

$45

$35

A Whole New World: The Music of Alan Menken

Dec. 17

7:30pm

$40

$35

Next Generation Leahy Christmas

Dec. 19

7:30pm

$40

$35

Student: $25

Child: $30

The Trews

Feb. 17

8:00pm

$55

$50

Choir! Choir! Choir!

Feb. 21

7:30pm

$35

$25

Spidey - Make Believe

Mar. 2

7:30pm

$45

$40

Malevo

Mar. 13

7:30pm

$50

$40

Big Sugar

Mar. 15

7:30pm

$55

$45

Erth's Dinosaur Zoo Live

Mar. 17

2:00pm

$40

$35

Child: $30 4-Pack: $120

Irish Mythen

Mar. 22

7:30pm

$35

Free

Student: $25

Student: $20

Student: $30

The Peking Acrobats

Apr. 3

7:00pm

$45

$40

Child: $30

“Perk up, pianist!”

Apr. 16

7:30pm

$30

Free

Student: $20

Just for Laughs Roadshow

Apr. 23

7:30pm

$50

$40

Student: $30

360 ALLSTARS

Apr. 28

5:00pm

$45

$40

Child: $30 4-Pack: $120

AUDIENCE ETIQUETTE All Capitol Centre Staff and Volunteers have the right to a safe and respectful work environment.

Please treat Staff and Volunteers with respect and kindness, as they will do the same for you.

Absolutely no flash photography is permitted. Some events do not permit any kind of photography or recording. Patrons will be made aware of any specifics during the pre-show announcements and Ushers will provide reminders as necessary.

Please keep your fellow patrons in mind when using your mobile devices during performances as bright screens can be distracting to patrons and performers.

Try to only leave your seat during a lull in the performance (i.e., between songs or bits, during intermission, etc.) to prevent disruptions to your fellow patrons and the artists. Our Ushers will help escort you back to your seat during these lulls as well.

Some staff, volunteers, and patrons have sensitivities to scents. The Capitol Centre is a scent-free environment, so please refrain from applying scented personal products (such as fragrances, colognes, lotions and powders) that are perceptible to others.

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