Imperial Theatre

Canada's First Lady of Country Music, is returning to Saint John's Imperial Theatre! Saturday, October 29th @ 7pm Tickets: $45 Carroll Baker With opening act, Cathy Hutch

Canada's top character comedian Gavin Crawford (22 Minutes, Because News) will have you all a-twitter with this one-man show. A click-baiting spiral of characters we all know and love (and love to hate) from our lives off and online. You'll be humble-bragging you saw this show to all of our distant high school friends.

Coming to us all the way from Barcelona, these four amazing musicians blend flamenco and Mediterranean styles with classic and contemporary rhythms to create a truly distinctive sound. A magical mix of guitar, violin, and voice.

The Hubcap Comedy Festival hit featuring the ever-hilarious Marshall Button collaborating (or possibly interfering) with Tutta Musica, Maestro Antonio Delgado, Melanie LeBlanc and Blair Lawrence. Featuring classics such as the Concerto Grosso for Orchestra and a Couple of Tools, and The One Minute Opera.

In 1969, The Beatles gave us "Here Comes the Sun", "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" and the world's most famous zebra crossing. The fantastic musicians of Classic Albums Live bring back the music with their famous "note for note, cut for cut" performance.

The endlessly energetic and ever-charming Danny Michel creates songs that you just can’t get out of your head. Slipping between musical genres with ease, Danny Michel is also a fantastic storyteller. Newfoundland indie-folk duo (and couple) The Fortunate Ones bring music full of their joy and their commitment to connection.

Jill’s distinct voice and varied repertoire has earned her a unique place in the music scene, while Matthew’s original ballads and clever hooks have made him a much sought-after songwriter. In this concert they share both their own songs and those by the likes of Neil Young and Leonard Cohen.

A hilarious solo clown show for young and old. Philip is supposed to be getting the stage ready for a big show, but somehow he keeps getting distracted. Will he finally be discovered? Imperial Theatre welcomes the whole community to this FREE event.

Imperial Theatre audiences loved Sharron in her 2015 appearance with Mary Walsh. So we’ve asked her back for Christmas. One part stand-up, one part chanteuse, this downtown diva celebrates the season with an irreverent musical comedy cabaret. You’ll laugh, you’ll sing along, you’ll laugh more.