‘I See You’ by Lara Lewis is a performance art piece about her experiences as a figure drawing life model, exploring the relationship between artist and subject, the body as a means of profit, and the body image and gender feelings the work raises. I See You is part performance, part life drawing session, in which audience members are also artists drawing the performer.
Audience members are invited to bring art supplies to participate in this special life drawing session (this is optional if you’d like to be a spectator). This event is for 18+ y/o audiences.
Ever thought about applying to the Playwriting Program at the National Theatre School (NTS)? Join program director Andrea Romaldi on January 15 for a presentation and Q&A. Learn more about the admissions process, the curriculum, what makes the program unique, and why YOU should apply.
Via Zoom on January 15, 2024 – 3 pm (AST).
Via ZoomThis online info session is hosted by Santiago Guzmán, Playwrights Atlantic Resource Centre (PARC)’s Interim Artistic Director and is open to everyone.
Being an elf isn’t easy. Ginger is the only elf in North Pole history to have been fired from every job she’s tried. When Santa’s mailroom needs a last-minute replacement on December 23rd, Ginger’s sibling, the fastidious Nog, pulls some strings to get her the new position. All she has to do is open letters and run the switchboard – what could possibly go wrong?
All I Want for Christmas is a comedy full of slapstick humour and hilarious heart, sure to set your holiday season in motion.
***Please be advised this performance contains mature themes.***
Join us Friday, September 8th for UNB’s Memorial Hall’s 100th Anniversary Event You’re invited to celebrate the Centenary Anniversary of UNB’s beautiful Memorial Hall on Friday, September 8th. Festivities involve a photography exhibition chronicling the history of Memorial Hall, a video showcasing people’s memories and a Memory Book. In addition, Theatre UNB will present scenes from Bard in the Barracks’ Much Ado about Nothing.
Celebrations also include a BBQ, Buskers, live music with the Alex Bailey Swing Band, and of course cake! Events kick-off at 5 p.m.
Memorial Hall has a full and varied history. Built to commemorate the 35 students and alumni who lost their lives in World War I, Memorial Hall was the original home for the chemistry and chemical engineering departments. It also hosted many university convocations and Founders Day events, as well as the annual Christmas Party featuring a puppet show and President Dr. Colin B. Mackay reading ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas. Many also remember it as a venue for UNB’s famed Red ‘n’ Black Revue! Today, Memorial Hall is the hub for the Fine Arts at UNB and home to the vibrant UNB Art Centre, the Centre for Musical Arts and Theatre UNB. It regularly plays host to live theatre, concerts, art exhibitions and more.
Join us Friday, September 8th for this exciting celebration! Memorial Hall is located at 9 Bailey Drive on the UNB Fredericton campus. The exhibition will be on display until October 27.
For more information, please contact:
Marie E. Maltais, Director, UNB Art Centre 453-4623 mem@unb.ca
Thank you to the College of Extended Learning, UNB Faculty of Arts and the City of Fredericton for their generous support of this project.
September 7, 8 & 9 at 7:30pm at the BOP Studio (800 St Mary’s St), Fredericton.
Nunsense is a hilarious spoof that follows the misadventures of The Little Sisters of Hoboken, New Jersey.
After the recent poisoning of most of the convent, the remaining sisters must band together (mostly) to stage a fundraiser to bury their deceased (and get them out of the freezer where they are currently being stored).
Laced with catchy, original songs, zany, irreverent, physical comedy and dancing from ballet to tap, Nunsense promises to keep audiences young and old rolling with laughter.
*Masking is not required at this performance but audience members are encouraged to wear one if they would feel more safe. As always if you are sick please stay home and email us prior to the performance for a complete refund
Performance in Bathurst of “The Phantom Ship of the Bay of Chaleur and the Mystery of the Squando” August 16, 18, 23 and 25.
The story of Bathurst’s Phantom Ship and the mystery of the shipwreck Squando will be told on stage this summer in four performances featuring actor/playwright David Petersen of Dalhousie. Produced by Bathurst’s Maison Doucet Hennessy House Association and staged at the Bathurst Heritage Museum, this FREE show features a cameo appearance by historian Rod O’Connell of Bathurst and two original musical scores by musician Kyle Nickum.
Performances take place at the Bathurst Heritage Museum at 360 Douglas Avenue in Bathurst on Wednesday and Friday, August 16, 18, 23 and 25 at 7 pm.
Join The Spirit Project, a company of artists with and without intellectual and physical disabilities for their latest production, HEARTS ABOVE US. An ode to the company and the realization that ‘we are better together’, the production is a multi-disciplinary explosion of art, theatre, music, and film. Directed by Lisa Anne Ross, created and performed by the company and featuring a roster of all-star collaborators including music composition by Kylie Fox and videography by Strike Pictures, this show is a tribute to ourselves.
Tickets: By Donation – Tickets available on-line or at the door.
