The Port Theatre Presents: RANDOM ACTS "Studio on Stage"

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Thursday, March 11th, 2010
12:15pm - 1/2 hr. shows Tues, Wed & Thurs. 7:30pm- 1 1/2 hr. shows all four nights!

Lunchtime shows are FREE and will have two- 15 minute acts. Bring your bagged lunch!
Evening shows are only $15 and will have a 20 min. opening act then an hour performance by a featured artist.

Monday March 8th
at 7:30PM - Mark Hoskins & Brian Dobbs “Never Evilyn” is a combination of classical melody, hard harmonies and kicking drums & then The Key of Three- Three First Nations artists from three artistic disciplines will develop and present a collaborative work.

Tuesday March 9th
at 12:15pm -Tamara Martella, a blues singer with piano accompaniment & then Paul Gitlitz, Fiddle “The Rakes of Delight” with Guy Langois, Guitar

at 7:30PM- Alexandria Maillot Guitar/Voice & then Jake’s Gift, Julia Mackie’s remarkable award winning Canadian play about a WW2 veteran’s journey back to Juno Beach to find the grave of a brother who never returned home.

Wednesday March 10th
at 12:15pm -Mei Juan playing the Pipa; a 2000 yr. old traditional Chinese instrument & then Dancestreams performs a brand new work from critically acclaimed choreographer Serge Bennathan.

at 7:30pm - “Tongue and Groove” jazz- Afro Cuban and funk rhythms engage listeners and inspire thought- from war to corporate media & then Monik Nordine Jazz Quartet performing “Departure”

Thursday March 11th

at 12:15pm -Andre Sutherland Begin -“The Man from Eldorado”, Andre recites Robert Service poems "The Shooting of Dan McGrew" & " The Cremation of Sam McGee" & then Joelle Rabu & Nico Rhodes voice & piano will delight you with “Tete a Tete”

at 7:30PM - Kristen Wald Guitar & Voice “K-Law” & then Crimson Coast Dance featuring Holly Bright with cellist, Allanah Dow, in an evening of dances titled “skin”, three dances that speak to the resilience of the human spirit. Please note one dance contains full nudity.