The new arts hub in the downtown core is more than the sparkling new Ottawa Art Gallery. It is also the rejuvenation of the gallery's old home, Arts Court. The former courthouse was built in 1870. The accompanying Registry building was constructed at the same time.
The last time we saw veteran actor John Koensgen on an Ottawa stage, he was playing the mysterious Josef Džibrilovo in the Great Canadian Theatre Company’s production of Nicolas Billon’s thriller Butcher. It was a good show. But that was in March, 2016, and Koensgen, with
The Ottawa Choral Society and Montreal’s St. Lawrence Choir occupy similar niches: long-established, substantial, disciplined amateur choirs specializing in traditional large, sacred choral repertoire with orchestra. Iwan Edwards, the beloved, longtime conductor of the St. Lawrence Choir, was also Brian Law’s successor as music director
The gift of music will be given this holiday season with a two concerts by the "boy band of the classical world," the King's Singers. The sextet will be part of the Chamberfest winter concert series and will be performing on Dec. 14 and 15 at
