TaDa! 2019 at a glance...

Friday, Sept. 13 – The Black Sheep Inn

8:00PM ​

Opening Ceremony ​Phil Cohen reads And Don’t Forget to go Tada! Nun Of It (ages 18+ / 70 min / English) Written by Ian Tamblyn, Directed by Rae-Anna Maitland: A mad-cap comedy that offers a satirical look at religion, the foibles of the artistic temperament, and our oft-beleaguered relationships with each other. for more: click here

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Saturday, Sept. 14 – Centre Wakefield La Pêche

11:30AM ​- 1:00PM	Kids:  Come inside the Centre for an Art Project!
1:00PM ​ ​	Family Show (all ages / 70 min / English) - Gwen Shea Hall ​Phil Cohen reads 'And Don’t Forget to go Tada!' ​ Bella                            for more info click here a short dance duet choreographed by Danny Grossman & Judy Jarvis Amaze                                        for more info click here AMAZE - The Magic of Michael Bourada Michael combines thrilling magic, mind-blowing mental feats and laugh-out-loud comedy sure to amaze.
​3:00PM ​ ​	New Works Play Reading (adult content / 60 min / English) - Studio admission is by donation A Matter Between Life and Death by Guy Buller ​ for more information, click here.
4:00PM ​	Unveiling of Stephanie Hill’s Mosaic Installation      Outside main entrance of Centre Wakefield LaPêche ​
​7:30PM ​	Balancing Gender - Dance and Stand-Up Comedy! (all ages/70 min/English) - Gwen Shea Hall Featuring: Candy Palmater       Hear this comedian riff on all things gendered.  link is here Dance: Female Warrior Wu - Peking Opera dancer William Lau      click here for more details ​Nobody’s Business (excerpt)  ​     A dance duet choreographed by Danny Grossman      more details can be found by clicking here
​9:00PM ​ ​	Party at the Centre! - Foyer ​Music by CLEAR ​ more information can be found here.

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Sunday, Sept. 15 – The Black Sheep Inn

4:00PM

​Nun Of It (Repeat performance) Bars in Quebec are restricted by law to admit only adults (18 +) to all evening events; however, the Sept. 15 show of Nun Of It is at 4pm and technically open to all ages. We recommend 12+ due to coarse language.

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