An optimistic simpleton and his band of misfits find chaos all around the world the world in Candide, running March 14, 17 and 20. Based on Voltaire’s celebrated novel, and written by Leonard Bernstein, Candide is a delightful satire full of exotic destinations, outlandish characters and thrilling melodies.
Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, 11455 87 Ave NW, 780-427-2760, jubileeauditorium.com
How well do you truly know your neighbours? That’s the question asked byThe Garneau Block, a play based on Todd Babiak’s beloved novel that takes place entirely in Edmonton. Runs March 15 to April 5.
The Citadel Theatre, 9828 101 A Avenue, 780-425-1820, citadeltheatre.com
On March 19, watch the award-winning CBC-TV miniseriesEquus – Story of the Horse: In Concert. It explores the partnership between humankind and the horse, recreated live with big-screen projection, the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra and a choir conducted by Darren Fung.
Winspear Centre, 4 Sir Winston Churchill Square NW, 780-428-1414, winspearcentre.com
Masters of Illusion brings the best, most astounding and hysterical performers from around the world to Edmonton on March 20. Witness jaw-dropping grand illusions and hilarious comedy magic as performers combine fantasy, fervour and flair in front of your eyes.
Winspear Centre, 4 Sir Winston Churchill Square NW, 780-428-1414, winspearcentre.com
Poll
We want to ask about… taxes.
The 2021 municipal election takes place this coming fall.
25%City needs to hold the line on taxes
42%Am willing to pay more in order to increase/maintain services
25%Want my taxes reduced, even if means cuts to services/city staff
