Check out the upcoming events from Camber Arts and The Graham Academy.
For any box office inquiries please visit our F.A.Q page or reach out to us at (709)638-1956, or by email at boxoffice@camberarts.ca
Online ticket and phone ticket purchases are by credit card only, in person ticket sales may be purchased with credit, debit, or cash. To purchase tickets in person please contact our box office to arrange an appointment.
April Owl Festival
April 9-13 | 110 Humber Road
April Owl a revival and evolution of March Hare will bring writers and musicians together to celebrate the exceptional creativity in Western Newfoundland and continue an impressive legacy.
April Owl Festival: Woman of Labrador
April 9 & 10 | 7:30 PM | 110 Humber Road
Elizabeth Goudie’s memoirs provided a distinct voice to a woman’s perspective on Labrador life in the 20th century and will always be remembered as an important cultural historian. Cindy O’Neill brings audiences into Elizabeth Goudie’s home and life, reminiscing about the days gone by and all the love, joy, and struggles that encompassed them. The love, joy, and struggles of days gone by. Written by Sherry Smith, and directed by Edmund MacLean.
April Owl Festival: Worhsops
April 10 3:30 PM Playwriting with Andy Jones & Meghan Greeley
April 10 4:30 PM Acting with Meghan Greeley
Thanks to the support from RCAT we are offering two workshops as a part of the April Owl Festival. These workshops are Pay What You Can but registration is required in advance. Please register below and you are able to leave a donation through the form. Donations will also be accepted at the door.
These workshops are open to all community members and recommended student age is grade 7+. These workshops are free of charge to students registered in Graham Academy programming.
April Owl Festival: Morning Coffee With...
April 11 & 12 | 10:30 AM | 110 Humber Road
We are thrilled to be offering two free events as a part of our April Owl Festival, our Morning Coffee With... series. Join us for a morning coffee and conversation with special guests. Our first session will feature March Hare Board Members Rex Brown and Randall Maggs, our second session will feature Edmund MacLean, director of our recent community musical and facilitator for Aging is Forever Young.
April Owl Festival: Words & Music Volume 1 & 2
April 11 | 2:30 PM & 7:30 PM | 110 Humber Road
April Owl a revival and evolution of March Hare will bring writers and musicians together to celebrate the exceptional creativity in Western Newfoundland and continue an impressive legacy.
Our Words & Music sessions bring together an incredible lineup of writers and performers. Looking to take in the whole festival? Check out our festival pass option which provides admission to Woman of Labrador, both volumes of Words & Music, and Don't Give Up On Me, Dad.
April Owl Festival: Mad Hatter's Tea Party
April 12 | 2:30 PM | 110 Humber Road
We are thrilled to be continuing the tradition of The Mad Hatter's Tea Party as a part of our upcoming April Owl festival.
Join us for this all ages family event on Sunday April 12, 2:30 PM at 110 Humber Road. With puppet theatre, music, and a brand new story this afternoon event is sure to fun for audiences of all ages.
Featuring: Andy Jones, Mary-Lynn Bernard, Daniel Payne, Sherman Downey, Glasses & Girl, Ian Locke, Veronica Connors, and Natalie Parsons.
April Owl Festival: Don't Give Up On Me, Dad
April 13 | 7:30 PM | 110 Humber Road
In partnership with Resource Centre For The Arts we are thrilled to be presenting Don't Give Up On Me, Dad as a part of our upcoming April Owl Festival.
Writer/performer Andy Jones shares a deeply personal story about the insight, courage, and unique humour demonstrated by his son Louis, who battled with mental and emotional anguish that led to his suicide. The one-man show offers a heartfelt and sometimes humorous analysis of Louis’ long journey through the healthcare system. Through this intimate reimagining of the original stage production, Andy lends his voice to a rising cry for compassion, care, and a quantum leap in funding for research into mental illness.
CONTENT ADVISORY:
This show deals with sensitive subject matter and is not suitable for younger audiences. Contact the box office for more information.
Next Tide
May 3-9
The Next Tide will bring home young artists that have pursued the arts in their education journey, giving them stages to perform upon right here at home. Stay tuned for full event lineup and ticket details.
Graham Academy Year-End Musicals
101 Dalmatians Kids & Bye Bye Birdie Jr Double Bill - May 29 & 30
Chicago - June 4 - 6
This year our Graham Academy students will be bringing these three incredible productions to life on the Arts & Culture Centre stage. Tickets will be on sale soon through the ACC box office.