Event type: Performance

D12 members Swifty Mcvay & Kuniva with Obie Trice
Live in Kingston
May 12th at The Broom Factory

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Special Guest: Robbie G

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opening performances:

TBA

to get involved in this event as a performer or sponsor

email: info@revmediastudio.com

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tickets: $45 GA advance | more at the door

VIP Meet & Greet: $80

this includes:

– entry info the show

– Meet & Greet/photograph with D12 members Swifty Mcvay & Kuniva after the show

– Meet & Greet/photograph with Obie Trice after the show

– Meet & Greet/photograph with Robbie G after the show

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doors 7:00pm

show starts 8:00pm

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English will follow
Inattendue et insolite, « Nombre » est une œuvre théâtrale participative, par le Théâtre Catapulte et le Théâtre la Seizième. Fusionnant la salle à la scène, Nombre est un spectacle participatif qui détourne le rôle traditionnel du public pour en faire à la fois le témoin et le protagoniste de l’expérience. En pénétrant dans l’espace, les spectateurs reçoivent une enveloppe qui contient des consignes. Dans un esprit ludique et sous l’œil bienveillant des créatrices Marie-Renée Bourget Harvey, Krystel Descary, Claudiane Ruelland et Alexandrine Warren, les participants sont amenés à prendre part collectivement à la construction d’un monde à part.
Une expérience humaine intime et universelle qui rend hommage à la rencontre et à l’exaltante force du nombre.
Date : Jeudi, 23 mai 2024
Heure : 19h
Billet : 0$ à 25$
Lieu : 1290, rue Wheathill, Kingston, ON.
Infos : centreculturelfrontenac.com/saison2324/nombre

Unexpected and unusual, “Nombre” is a participatory theatrical work by Théâtre Catapulte and Théâtre la Seizième. Merging the room with the stage, “Nombre” (Number in English) is a participatory show that diverts the traditional role of the public to make it both the witness and the protagonist of the experience. Upon entering the space, the attendees receive an envelope containing instructions. In a playful spirit and under the benevolent eye of the creators, Marie-Renée Bourget Harvey, Krystel Descary, Claudiane Ruelland et Alexandrine Warren, the participants are encouraged to take part collectively in the construction of a world apart.
An intimate and universal human experience that is a tribute to encounters and the thrilling strength of numbers.
Date : Thursday, 23 may 2024.
Time : 7 p.m.
Tickets : 0$ to 25$
Place : 1290, rue Wheathill, Kingston, ON.
Infos : centreculturelfrontenac.com/en/season2324/nombre

This play is part of THE BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES
Playing May 30 – June 15, 2024
Thursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30pm with Sunday Matinees (no matinee June 16) 2:30pm
The Bottle Tree Studio, St, Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
130 Clergy Street East, Kingston ON
Tickets: $25.79 ($20.00 hst) plus handling fee

A daughter struggles to reconcile the past she thought she knew with a wardrobe full of roles to try on. Upstairs Amelia is still angry with her mother and refuses to leave her childhood room because she doesn’t have anything appropriate to wear. Downstairs her grandmother is entertaining the guests who have arrived while Thomas and Grace indulge Amelia’s retrospection on her childhood. Amelia’s missed some things over the years, including her mom’s questionable relationship with her high school neighbor. In a dizzying journey of crayons, circus acts and lavender martinis, Dressing Amelia is a lovingly penned letter for the mothers and daughters seeking to connect through states of mania and inherited trauma. Sometimes it’s just a dress and sometimes it’s so much more.

Written by Chloe Whitehorn
Produced as part of The Bottle Tree Studio Series
Director: Will Britton
Starring:

This play is part of THE BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES
Playing May 30 – June 15, 2024
Thursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30pm with Sunday Matinees (no matinee June 16) 2:30pm
The Bottle Tree Studio, St, Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
130 Clergy Street East, Kingston ON
Tickets: $25.79 ($20.00 hst) plus handling fee

A daughter struggles to reconcile the past she thought she knew with a wardrobe full of roles to try on. Upstairs Amelia is still angry with her mother and refuses to leave her childhood room because she doesn’t have anything appropriate to wear. Downstairs her grandmother is entertaining the guests who have arrived while Thomas and Grace indulge Amelia’s retrospection on her childhood. Amelia’s missed some things over the years, including her mom’s questionable relationship with her high school neighbor. In a dizzying journey of crayons, circus acts and lavender martinis, Dressing Amelia is a lovingly penned letter for the mothers and daughters seeking to connect through states of mania and inherited trauma. Sometimes it’s just a dress and sometimes it’s so much more.

Written by Chloe Whitehorn
Produced as part of The Bottle Tree Studio Series
Director: Will Britton
Starring:

This play is part of THE BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES
Playing May 30 – June 15, 2024
Thursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30pm with Sunday Matinees (no matinee June 16) 2:30pm
The Bottle Tree Studio, St, Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
130 Clergy Street East, Kingston ON
Tickets: $25.79 ($20.00 hst) plus handling fee

A daughter struggles to reconcile the past she thought she knew with a wardrobe full of roles to try on. Upstairs Amelia is still angry with her mother and refuses to leave her childhood room because she doesn’t have anything appropriate to wear. Downstairs her grandmother is entertaining the guests who have arrived while Thomas and Grace indulge Amelia’s retrospection on her childhood. Amelia’s missed some things over the years, including her mom’s questionable relationship with her high school neighbor. In a dizzying journey of crayons, circus acts and lavender martinis, Dressing Amelia is a lovingly penned letter for the mothers and daughters seeking to connect through states of mania and inherited trauma. Sometimes it’s just a dress and sometimes it’s so much more.

Written by Chloe Whitehorn
Produced as part of The Bottle Tree Studio Series
Director: Will Britton
Starring:

This play is part of THE BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES
Playing May 30 – June 15, 2024
Thursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30pm with Sunday Matinees (no matinee June 16) 2:30pm
The Bottle Tree Studio, St, Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
130 Clergy Street East, Kingston ON
Tickets: $25.79 ($20.00 hst) plus handling fee

A daughter struggles to reconcile the past she thought she knew with a wardrobe full of roles to try on. Upstairs Amelia is still angry with her mother and refuses to leave her childhood room because she doesn’t have anything appropriate to wear. Downstairs her grandmother is entertaining the guests who have arrived while Thomas and Grace indulge Amelia’s retrospection on her childhood. Amelia’s missed some things over the years, including her mom’s questionable relationship with her high school neighbor. In a dizzying journey of crayons, circus acts and lavender martinis, Dressing Amelia is a lovingly penned letter for the mothers and daughters seeking to connect through states of mania and inherited trauma. Sometimes it’s just a dress and sometimes it’s so much more.

Written by Chloe Whitehorn
Produced as part of The Bottle Tree Studio Series
Director: Will Britton
Starring:

This play is part of THE BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES
Playing May 30 – June 15, 2024
Thursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30pm with Sunday Matinees (no matinee June 16) 2:30pm
The Bottle Tree Studio, St, Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
130 Clergy Street East, Kingston ON
Tickets: $25.79 ($20.00 hst) plus handling fee

A daughter struggles to reconcile the past she thought she knew with a wardrobe full of roles to try on. Upstairs Amelia is still angry with her mother and refuses to leave her childhood room because she doesn’t have anything appropriate to wear. Downstairs her grandmother is entertaining the guests who have arrived while Thomas and Grace indulge Amelia’s retrospection on her childhood. Amelia’s missed some things over the years, including her mom’s questionable relationship with her high school neighbor. In a dizzying journey of crayons, circus acts and lavender martinis, Dressing Amelia is a lovingly penned letter for the mothers and daughters seeking to connect through states of mania and inherited trauma. Sometimes it’s just a dress and sometimes it’s so much more.

Written by Chloe Whitehorn
Produced as part of The Bottle Tree Studio Series
Director: Will Britton
Starring:

Melos Choir & Period Instruments, under the artistic direction of Holly Gwynne-Timothy, presents “Magnificats – 15th-18th Centuries”, featuring four settings of the Magnificat: a haunting, 15th Century Cambridge setting; Monteverdi’s majestic 1601 setting with cornetti and sackbuts; Sister Isabella Leonarda’s setting for strings and choir; and J.S. Bach’s famous Magnificat, BWV 243, with Baroque trumpets, oboes, traverso flutes, and more!

Tickets are available at www.melos-earlymusic.org, and are also available at Novel Idea or at the door. Contact meloskingston@gmail.com or 613-767-7245.

Melos welcomes internationally renowned Baroque interpreters: David Roth, baritone; Paul Sanvidotti and Andras Molnar, trumpets; Etienne Asselin and Roman Golovanov, cornetti; Victor Houle, Baroque oboe; Jin Cho, traverso flute; along with local guests: Chantal Brunette and Joseph Dashney, sackbuts; Jennifer Day, Baroque trumpet; William Egnatoff, traverso flute; Walter Kipp, Baroque oboe.

This play is part of THE BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES
Playing May 30 – June 15, 2024
Thursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30pm with Sunday Matinees (no matinee June 16) 2:30pm
The Bottle Tree Studio, St, Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
130 Clergy Street East, Kingston ON
Tickets: $25.79 ($20.00 hst) plus handling fee

A daughter struggles to reconcile the past she thought she knew with a wardrobe full of roles to try on. Upstairs Amelia is still angry with her mother and refuses to leave her childhood room because she doesn’t have anything appropriate to wear. Downstairs her grandmother is entertaining the guests who have arrived while Thomas and Grace indulge Amelia’s retrospection on her childhood. Amelia’s missed some things over the years, including her mom’s questionable relationship with her high school neighbor. In a dizzying journey of crayons, circus acts and lavender martinis, Dressing Amelia is a lovingly penned letter for the mothers and daughters seeking to connect through states of mania and inherited trauma. Sometimes it’s just a dress and sometimes it’s so much more.

Written by Chloe Whitehorn
Produced as part of The Bottle Tree Studio Series
Director: Will Britton
Starring:

This play is part of THE BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES
Playing May 30 – June 15, 2024
Thursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30pm with Sunday Matinees (no matinee June 16) 2:30pm
The Bottle Tree Studio, St, Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
130 Clergy Street East, Kingston ON
Tickets: $25.79 ($20.00 hst) plus handling fee

A daughter struggles to reconcile the past she thought she knew with a wardrobe full of roles to try on. Upstairs Amelia is still angry with her mother and refuses to leave her childhood room because she doesn’t have anything appropriate to wear. Downstairs her grandmother is entertaining the guests who have arrived while Thomas and Grace indulge Amelia’s retrospection on her childhood. Amelia’s missed some things over the years, including her mom’s questionable relationship with her high school neighbor. In a dizzying journey of crayons, circus acts and lavender martinis, Dressing Amelia is a lovingly penned letter for the mothers and daughters seeking to connect through states of mania and inherited trauma. Sometimes it’s just a dress and sometimes it’s so much more.

Written by Chloe Whitehorn
Produced as part of The Bottle Tree Studio Series
Director: Will Britton
Starring:

This play is part of THE BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES
Playing May 30 – June 15, 2024
Thursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30pm with Sunday Matinees (no matinee June 16) 2:30pm
The Bottle Tree Studio, St, Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
130 Clergy Street East, Kingston ON
Tickets: $25.79 ($20.00 hst) plus handling fee

A daughter struggles to reconcile the past she thought she knew with a wardrobe full of roles to try on. Upstairs Amelia is still angry with her mother and refuses to leave her childhood room because she doesn’t have anything appropriate to wear. Downstairs her grandmother is entertaining the guests who have arrived while Thomas and Grace indulge Amelia’s retrospection on her childhood. Amelia’s missed some things over the years, including her mom’s questionable relationship with her high school neighbor. In a dizzying journey of crayons, circus acts and lavender martinis, Dressing Amelia is a lovingly penned letter for the mothers and daughters seeking to connect through states of mania and inherited trauma. Sometimes it’s just a dress and sometimes it’s so much more.

Written by Chloe Whitehorn
Produced as part of The Bottle Tree Studio Series
Director: Will Britton
Starring:

Step back in time and into a vintage swing dance experience at the Queen’s Grant Hall. Discover this unforgettable historic space before strolling your way to our photo booth to sit for a portrait and take in an elegant evening of vintage dance, music, fashion, film, and local history.

Learn to Lindy Hop with our drop-in beginner lesson. No partner needed, no experience required. We are here to get you started off on the right foot (literally). If dancing isn’t your thing, pull up a chair and enjoy the musical entertainment of our guest band.

We are excited to welcome The Commodores’ Orchestra from Belleville, ON to bring their vintage big band sound to our dance floor. The Commodores are celebrating their 97th year and have recently published a book on the bands characters and stories. Come experience that classic big band sound with The Commodores’ Orchestra and kick up your heels to some swingin’ beats.

7:00 PM Doors Open
7:30 PM Drop-In Beginner Dance Lesson
8:00 PM – 11:00PM The Commodores’ Orchestra

Dance: $50 (plus fees) / $60 at the door

SPECIAL PRESALE (before April 1st) – Dance $35 (plus fees)

Ticket sales open on March 2.

This play is part of THE BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES
Playing May 30 – June 15, 2024
Thursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30pm with Sunday Matinees (no matinee June 16) 2:30pm
The Bottle Tree Studio, St, Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
130 Clergy Street East, Kingston ON
Tickets: $25.79 ($20.00 hst) plus handling fee

A daughter struggles to reconcile the past she thought she knew with a wardrobe full of roles to try on. Upstairs Amelia is still angry with her mother and refuses to leave her childhood room because she doesn’t have anything appropriate to wear. Downstairs her grandmother is entertaining the guests who have arrived while Thomas and Grace indulge Amelia’s retrospection on her childhood. Amelia’s missed some things over the years, including her mom’s questionable relationship with her high school neighbor. In a dizzying journey of crayons, circus acts and lavender martinis, Dressing Amelia is a lovingly penned letter for the mothers and daughters seeking to connect through states of mania and inherited trauma. Sometimes it’s just a dress and sometimes it’s so much more.

Written by Chloe Whitehorn
Produced as part of The Bottle Tree Studio Series
Director: Will Britton
Starring:

This play is part of THE BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES
Playing May 30 – June 15, 2024
Thursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30pm with Sunday Matinees (no matinee June 16) 2:30pm
The Bottle Tree Studio, St, Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
130 Clergy Street East, Kingston ON
Tickets: $25.79 ($20.00 hst) plus handling fee

A daughter struggles to reconcile the past she thought she knew with a wardrobe full of roles to try on. Upstairs Amelia is still angry with her mother and refuses to leave her childhood room because she doesn’t have anything appropriate to wear. Downstairs her grandmother is entertaining the guests who have arrived while Thomas and Grace indulge Amelia’s retrospection on her childhood. Amelia’s missed some things over the years, including her mom’s questionable relationship with her high school neighbor. In a dizzying journey of crayons, circus acts and lavender martinis, Dressing Amelia is a lovingly penned letter for the mothers and daughters seeking to connect through states of mania and inherited trauma. Sometimes it’s just a dress and sometimes it’s so much more.

Written by Chloe Whitehorn
Produced as part of The Bottle Tree Studio Series
Director: Will Britton
Starring:

This play is part of THE BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES
Playing May 30 – June 15, 2024
Thursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30pm with Sunday Matinees (no matinee June 16) 2:30pm
The Bottle Tree Studio, St, Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
130 Clergy Street East, Kingston ON
Tickets: $25.79 ($20.00 hst) plus handling fee

A daughter struggles to reconcile the past she thought she knew with a wardrobe full of roles to try on. Upstairs Amelia is still angry with her mother and refuses to leave her childhood room because she doesn’t have anything appropriate to wear. Downstairs her grandmother is entertaining the guests who have arrived while Thomas and Grace indulge Amelia’s retrospection on her childhood. Amelia’s missed some things over the years, including her mom’s questionable relationship with her high school neighbor. In a dizzying journey of crayons, circus acts and lavender martinis, Dressing Amelia is a lovingly penned letter for the mothers and daughters seeking to connect through states of mania and inherited trauma. Sometimes it’s just a dress and sometimes it’s so much more.

Written by Chloe Whitehorn
Produced as part of The Bottle Tree Studio Series
Director: Will Britton
Starring:

This play is part of THE BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES
Playing May 30 – June 15, 2024
Thursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30pm with Sunday Matinees (no matinee June 16) 2:30pm
The Bottle Tree Studio, St, Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
130 Clergy Street East, Kingston ON
Tickets: $25.79 ($20.00 hst) plus handling fee

A daughter struggles to reconcile the past she thought she knew with a wardrobe full of roles to try on. Upstairs Amelia is still angry with her mother and refuses to leave her childhood room because she doesn’t have anything appropriate to wear. Downstairs her grandmother is entertaining the guests who have arrived while Thomas and Grace indulge Amelia’s retrospection on her childhood. Amelia’s missed some things over the years, including her mom’s questionable relationship with her high school neighbor. In a dizzying journey of crayons, circus acts and lavender martinis, Dressing Amelia is a lovingly penned letter for the mothers and daughters seeking to connect through states of mania and inherited trauma. Sometimes it’s just a dress and sometimes it’s so much more.

Written by Chloe Whitehorn
Produced as part of The Bottle Tree Studio Series
Director: Will Britton
Starring:

This play is part of THE BOTTLE TREE STUDIO SERIES
Playing May 30 – June 15, 2024
Thursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30pm with Sunday Matinees (no matinee June 16) 2:30pm
The Bottle Tree Studio, St, Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
130 Clergy Street East, Kingston ON
Tickets: $25.79 ($20.00 hst) plus handling fee

A daughter struggles to reconcile the past she thought she knew with a wardrobe full of roles to try on. Upstairs Amelia is still angry with her mother and refuses to leave her childhood room because she doesn’t have anything appropriate to wear. Downstairs her grandmother is entertaining the guests who have arrived while Thomas and Grace indulge Amelia’s retrospection on her childhood. Amelia’s missed some things over the years, including her mom’s questionable relationship with her high school neighbor. In a dizzying journey of crayons, circus acts and lavender martinis, Dressing Amelia is a lovingly penned letter for the mothers and daughters seeking to connect through states of mania and inherited trauma. Sometimes it’s just a dress and sometimes it’s so much more.

Written by Chloe Whitehorn
Produced as part of The Bottle Tree Studio Series
Director: Will Britton
Starring: