SHERLOCK HOLMES

The theatrical event of the season is almost here!
From May 5th to May 26th

Limited seating available!

Inspired by the incredible vision of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, this is quintessential Sherlock Holmes. Set during the turn of the century, a time of great social and technological change, this heart-stopping adventure is full of head-scratching crimes and dazzling deduction in the face of cunning evil. A fresh take on an unrivaled classic starring Montreal actor/writer/producer and Hollywood sensation, Jay Baruchel.

Sherlock Holmes
By Greg Kramer
Based on the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Directed by Andrew Shaver
Set & Costume Design by James Lavoie
Lighting Design by Luc Prairie
Sound Design by Jesse Ash

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STRIA

Award-winning dancer & choreographer Marie-Josée Chartier presents critically-acclaimed solo piece in the studio

Three performances only!

April 9th – 11th

"...Stria, a Chartier work made by a dancesmith who probes deeply... a craftstman with radiating artistic integrity..." - Paula Citron, Classical 96.3 FM.

Between theatre and dance, Stria is the latest solo work by multi-faceted award-winning creator and performer Marie-Josée Chartier. Inspired by the beautiful and unpredictable terrain of the Badlands, Chartier travels through a mosaic of memories that surface as 'états d'âme' (soul states) only to be transformed into new layers of experience. By turns dark, playful and humorous, Stria features a luminous central performance by one of Canada's most respected dance artists, with a rich theatrical landscape created through exquisite design and sound. Chartier invites the audience to a unique and colourful physical and theatrical expedition.

Stria
By Marie-Josée Chartier
Choreographer, performer, text and vocals by Marie-Josée Chartier
Director, Dramaturg: Ruth Madoc-Jones
A Chartier Danse production

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CONNIE KALDOR

The Queen of Canadian Folk returns to the Segal Centre – for one night only!
Thursday, April 11th at 8:00 p.m.

Her first stop on a Canadian tour, this folk favourite will be accompanied by friends and family for a "hometown" show, featuring all-new songs recorded this fall.

Juno award winner and member of the Order of Canada, Connie Kaldor's original songs evoke the powerful presence of the Prairies and her riveting performances reach far beyond her music to touch the heart and souls of all. An urban & downhome musical experience not to be missed!

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Two concerts featuring one of the country's premiere violinists, Mark Fewer & pianist John Novacek!

MARK FEWER & JOHN NOVACEK

April 14 at 2:00 p.m.
Part of the Bravo Series

One of Canada's brightest violinists is joined by renowned American pianist John Novacek for a rich and diverse musical experience. On the programme : Johannes Brahms (Sonata No. 2 A Major, Opus 100), Maurice Ravel (Sonata in G Major for violin and piano) and compositions by American mavericks Georges Antheil and Novacek himself.

With the Generous Support of David Sela



MARK FEWER QUARTET

Mark Fewer (violin), accompanied by John Novacek (piano), Jim Doxas (drums) & Jim Vivian (bass)
April 14 at 8:00pm

Part of the Power Jazz Series

Jazz and classical lovers are in for a special treat when world-renowned violinist Mark Fewer teams up with great jazz artists for a high-powered, energetic Jazz concert in the Segal Studio ! Featuring quintessential jazz standards by Duke Ellington, Phil Dwyre and Ralph Towner.

Coup de Coeur

Who’s that knocking at the door?

''For the ninth time, the singers of the Atelier lyrique de l'Opéra de Montréal are presenting a production of their own, in collaboration with the National Theatre School of Canada and the Monument-National: two short, rarely performed operas that combine humour and suspense, emotion and wonder —The Old Maid and the Thief and Amahl and the Night Visitors by Italian-American composer Gian Carlo Menotti, directed by Martine Beaulne. Each year, the Atelier's production offers an opportunity to discover an emerging generation of artists: this double bill will feature nine opera singers and pianist, four bursary recipients from the National Theatre School of Canada. At the Monument-National on April 13, 16, 18, and 20 at 7:30 pm.

Only $20 for Segal Centre Subscribers!'' (code : VITRINE)

- Kasia Leskiewicz, Associate Producer