January 2019
Jodie Foster Film Series: The Silence of the Lambs
1991 psychological horror-thriller. Presented by Halifax Public Libraries in association with Carbon Arc Cinemas, introduced by Carsten Knox.
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February 2019
Handel’s Water Music
One of the Baroque era’s smash hits, from baroque specialist Jeanne Lamon and Symphony Nova Scotia.
Visit Website »African Drumming Workshop
An African Heritage Month free Jazz Labs show, presented by the Halifax Jazz Festival, and featuring African drumming with Dr Henry Bishop.
Visit Website »The Bridge
Set in a rural Black Nova Scotian community, The Bridge is an exploration of faith, family and forgiveness.
Visit Website »Lo (or Dear Mr. Wells)
Playwright Rose Napoli explores the topic of consent in this gripping two-hander about sex, power and control.
Visit Website »French Masterpieces by Fauré and Ravel
Symphony Nova Scotia presents Ravel’s beloved Mother Goose Suite, alongside a rare performance of Fauré’s elegant, enchanting Masques et Bergamasques.
Visit Website »Jim Witter’s The Piano Men
Presented by Symphony Nova Scotia, a tribute to Billy Joel and Elton John from Witter and his four-piece band.
Visit Website »Lo (or Dear Mr. Wells)
Playwright Rose Napoli explores the topic of consent in this gripping two-hander about sex, power and control.
Visit Website »Heart Songs: Chudi Harris
An African Heritage Month free Jazz Labs show, presented by the Halifax Jazz Festival, and featuring artist/producer Chudi Harris with guests.
Visit Website »Black Is Beautiful
From African hymns to jazz, funk, and hip-hop. Presented by Symphony Nova Scotia and the NS Youth Orchestra, with conductor Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser.
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