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THE MOOSE JAW CULTURAL CENTRE
CONEXUS VISUAL ARTS CENTRE
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MAE
WILSON THEATRE
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The Mae
Wilson
Theatre
Photo: Rob Hoskins
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JAW CULTURAL CENTRE
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At the Conexus Visual Arts Centre
Now
in the

Gallery
To Feb. 29th, 2012
An
Exhibition of Paintings by
Lorraine Fish
Landscapes,
Snowscapes & Es-Capes

'The Cabin', 1982.
14" x 24" Oil on Canvas Board
From Lorraine
Fish:
I was born and
raised in ‘Small Town Saskatchewan’. My
birthplace was in a nursing home in Simpson,
Sask. to Arnold and Esther Norum. When I was
3 years old we moved to a farm along Hwy #2
just 2 miles south of Imperial which is 7
miles south of Simpson.
I had one older
sister and 3 brothers and 3 sisters younger
than me. Four of us attended Shyloh School –
one room, eight grades – a mile and a half
down the highway south of the farm. We
walked of course. When my parents quit
farming in 1946 I was 13 years old. We moved
into the village of Imperial where I
finished high school.
My girlfriend and
I then decided to come to Moose Jaw and took
‘Rapid Commercial’ classes at "Tech" – now
Peacock High School. I had no foresight of
my future interest in the Arts. I worked for
a few years for the Unemployment Insurance
Commission (U.I.C.) in the Hammond Building.
I met Frank Fish
in 1953 and we married on September 25th,
1954. We had six children. They are all
married and we are blessed with 15
grandchildren and 2 step-grandchildren.
After the children were all in school, I
worked part-time for Ron McIntyre’s
Insurance Office for several years.
Frank was a shift
worker for Gulf Oil, but we managed to go
camping with the kids, a bit of travelling,
skating, cycling, curling and of course
dancing at Temple Gardens and Danceland at
Manitou Beach and also at the Elks Club.
I was introduced
to oil painting in the early ‘80’s by a good
friend who encouraged me to join her and six
or seven others in Ev Emerson’s basement
once a week. So, I did! I loved it. I was
hooked. Later I attended Shirley’s Paint Box
on Main Street where Dale Cline gave
instruction a couple of evenings a week. I
then joined Timothy Eaton’s Senior Centre
where Barry Panko was instructing the
painting class (1993 or 4). After Barry, Roy
Parkinson was the instructor.
Other than this
instruction I have no formal training in the
Arts. Painting, for me is a very enjoyable
and therapeutic hobby. I have since switched
from oils to acrylics, which I really enjoy.
I have been
instructing the Seniors’ Painting Class at
Eaton’s Centre since 2000 .
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2012
Ticket Policy
For the comfort
and enjoyment of all of our patrons every
person, regardless of age, must have a
ticket. The rationale for this policy and
things to take into consideration when
considering bringing an infant to a
performance include:
* In order to
ensure all patrons safety, and to monitor
occupancy numbers as dictated by the
building codes, the Moose Jaw Cultural
Centre (MJCC) must have an accurate count of
all patrons in the theatre. This is managed
by every patron having a ticket.
* Patrons with
babes in arms typically require additional
space in order to comfortably accommodate
the child without jeopardizing the comfort
of other patrons. (ie: baby supplies, bags,
infant carriers, etc.)
* MJCC commonly
receives complaints from patrons who have
attended a show where a babe in arms or very
young child has reportedly caused a
disturbance during the performance. As the
babe in arms or child has a ticket MJCC is
able to protect the child’s right to attend
the show.
* As volume
levels vary in performances decibel levels
may not be conducive to babes in arms.
* MJCC reserves
the right to remove any patrons from the
theatre should the patron conduct
him/herself in a manner that disrupts the
experience of other patrons.
Feb. 4th.
Paquin Entertainment
presents

The adventure continues!
Koba Entertainment’s smash hit
Quest for the Extra Ordinary Aliens
is an
out-of-this-world theatrical production that
will lead families on a heroic quest through
the whimsical escapades of The Backyardigans.
The Backyardigans gang –
Pablo the penguin, Tyrone the moose, Uniqua
the purple spotted creature, Tasha the
hippo, and Austin the kangaroo – are five
high-spirited preschool friends whose zany
imaginations are whisking them on yet
another epic adventure!
Quest for the Extra Ordinary
Aliens
takes the
audience on a non-stop musical expedition as
The Backyardigans become Daring Detectives,
Cookie Security Guards and Space Ace
Reporters who travel in hot pursuit of a
mysterious space ship and its missing
passengers – the cookie-crumbing Aliens! Tag
along with the gang and their extraordinary
host as they travel to shivering Frozen Toes
Mountain, the blistering Hot Footsy Desert,
and the volcanic Lost Pirate Island –
singing and dancing the whole way!
The Backyardigans’
Quest for the Extra Ordinary Aliens
is a
finger-snapping, toetapping, mind-boggling
adventure that will have the whole family
dancing on the edge of their seats.
About
The Backyardigans Live! On Stage
Produced by Koba
Entertainment,
Quest for the Extra Ordinary Aliens
is
among the company’s roster of other
memorable theatrical productions including
Max & Ruby: Bunny Party
and
Toopy and Binoo and the Marshmallow Moon.
Set to 21 eclectic songs by
The Backyardigans’ TV series composer Evan
Lurie, this engaging musical brings together
Koba’s artistic director Patti Caplette for
direction and Broadway-style choreography
and Beth Kates for scenic and
state-of-the-art 3D
video design.
The theatrical production is
based on the top rated preschool television
program The Backyardigans, airing on
Treehouse TV in Canada and Nick Jr. in the
US.
Please Note:
Second Show Added (4pm)!
Showtimes: 1pm & 4pm
Tickets:
$23.50
Please note that ticket
prices are inclusive of taxes but not of any
service charges.
On Sale Now!
Tickets
available online. Please click on button
below. Website purchases subject to additional charges:

All Tickets
available at MJCC Box Office 1-306-693-4700

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Feb. 9th

presents
Hypnotist

Hypnotist
- Wayne Lee returns once again to bowl you
over with laughter as you are entertained
and amazed at the power of suggestion. Over
the years, Wayne has used hypnosis to
excite, entertain and mesmerize thousands of
audiences across North America. He has
performed over 2500 shows, hypnotizing over
25,000 people to explore the limits of their
imagination, dance outrageously and even act
out their dream careers.
Wayne Lee is
a former five-time Canadian amateur
wrestling champion and schoolteacher who had
an unrelenting passion for entertaining and
empowering people. He took a childhood
interest in magic and a fascination with
visualization and transformed himself from
classroom instructor to Canada’s Crown
Prince of Entertainment and Empowerment.
Wayne found a new way to educate people
about the power of the mind and spread his
philosophy that “laughter is the best
medicine.”
Start Time: 8:00 PM.
Two 45 minute sets.
Theatre doors open 30
minutes before the performance begins.
There is one 30 minute
scheduled intermission.
Tickets: $25.00
person plus 5% tax
Tickets available in
person at Casino Moose Jaw
or by calling 694-3726
People must be over 19 to
purchase tickets at the casino.

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Feb 12th
MJCC Presents
Louise Pitre
From Broadway to
Paris

Star of Mama Mia on
Broadway!

Louise Pitre
Louise Pitre - Bio
Louise Pitre has had a career rich with
success.
Her awards include the Dora Mavor Moore
Award in Toronto, the National Broadway
Touring Award in New York, a Special Award
from the San Francisco Theatre Critics
Circle, a New York Theatre World Award and a
Tony nomination for her portrayal of Donna
Sheridan in MAMA MIA! - the ABBA
inspired Musical that took Canada and the
United States by storm.
Louise is currently the host of 'Star
Portraits' which began airing on BRAVO! in
September 2009 and is now in its second
season.
In 2001, after wowing audiences in Toronto,
San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago,
Pitre made her Broadway debut when MAMA
MIA! opened at New York's Winter Garden
Theatre. She held the lead role for 2 years
on Broadway.
Louise has
released 4 CDs to date: "Songs My Mother
Taught Me', "All of My Life Has Led To This"
(which includes 2 songs from MAMA MIA!),
"Shattered" produced by the famed Fred
Mollin and featuring the great Jimmy Webb on
piano on 3 of his compositions and finally
"Could You Wait?" - the original cast
recording of the show she co-wrote with
husband W. Joe Matheson and friend and
accompanist, Diane Leah.
Pitre also boasts a successful concert
career, performing as a solo artist with
accompanist Diane Leah or with her trio,
adding bassist George Koller and drummer Tom
Jestadt. She has appeared with most Symphony
Orchestras in Canada.
The Ontario
native (born in Smooth Rock Falls) graduated
from the University of Western Ontario with
an Honours Bachelor Degree in Music
Education as a piano major.
In 1988 Louise won her first Dora Mavor
Moore Award for her starring role in
Blood Brothers in Toronto. By 1990 she
was a favourite in Toronto's theatre
community, plying the role of Fantine in
Les Miserables - to critical acclaim in
Toronto, Montreal (bilingual production) and
Paris (Paris cast recording).
Louise was catapulted to national fame in
1992 when she portrayed legendary French
singer Edith Piaf in 3 different productions
of Piaf. She won her second Dora
Award for this role. She also earned
accolades for her work in Sweeney Todd;
Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in
Paris; I Love You, You're Perfect, Now
Change; The World Goes Round; Tartuffe;
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?; The Roar of
The Greasepaint, The Smell of The Crowd;
Cabaret; Applause; Jon Gray's Rock 'N Roll
- to name a few.
In 2005 Louise led the hybrid production of
Annie Get Your Gun at Toronto's
Massey Hall with a 50-piece Symphony
Orchestra. In 2006 she starred in Song
and Dance at the Danforth Music Hall
with Rex Harrington and Evelyn Hart.
Louise has been turning her sights on
television and film. She has filmed 2
Lifetime MOWs: Recipe For a Perfect
Christmas with Christine Baranski and
A Christmas Wedding with Eric Mabius and
Sarah Paulson. Louise can be seen as Taff
Baron on the CBC series MVP and plays
Therese Dion (Celine's mother) in the
mini-series Celine on CBC.
www.louisepitre.com
LOUISE PITRE – Review Quotes
Pitre is sensational. Every word,
every phrase counts for something.
Paula Citron, Globe and Mail,
2006
" Louise Pitre is a national
treasure. Watching and hearing her is
thrilling. She was born for the stage."
Glenn Sumi, Now Magazine,
2005
If I'd built up the show in
my mind; if I believed, as I did, that she
would wow the crowd, dazzle us with her
theatricality, style and sheer stage
presence, all the while holding us
spellbound with her vocal talents.....Pitre is one of those electric
performers who makes you feel that she's
giving every song, and each person in the
audience, everything she's got.
Lynn Peppas, Welland Tribune,
2004
"Louise Pitre is sensational.
She is absolutely riveting, and every sound
she utters, either spoken or sung, is
completely believable. She just doesn't sell
a song, she lives it."
Paula Citron, Classical
96.3FM, 2003
Showtime 8:00pm
Theatre doors open at
7:30pm
Tickets $25
+ taxes and charges
Tickets
available online. Please click on button
below. Website purchases subject to additional charges:

All Tickets
available at MJCC Box Office 1-306-693-4700

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Feb 25th
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Showtime: 8pm
Theatre doors
open at 7:30pm
Tickets:
$25+charges
Upper Balcony $20+charges
Tickets available from the MJCC Box Office
1-306-693-4700
or on
line
(click
button):
(add. charge when
purchased on line)


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Feb 26th
"Sweet Dreams of Patsy Cline"
featuring
Michelle Anseeuw
&
The Inclines

Message from Michelle Anseeuw:
Patsy Cline is one of those
stories of human perseverance that
transcends toughness. She
had a tenacity that only a tragedy would
stop. With only her mother and herself
supporting the family, she still knew
exactly what she had that could not be
denied. That voice, infused with passion,
from a life that needed passion for day to
day survival, would prove unstoppable.
Paying tribute to this talent
is a passion of mine and there’s no end of
areas to draw inspiration from. Ready to
take the next leap, timing is right for me
to perform, for the rest of the world, the
show I have loved performing for 10 years at
major venues in and around Manitoba. Along
with 6 phenomenal talents to share the
stage, I look forward to continue sharing my
passion and her legacy with you.
Showtime: 7:00pm
Theatre doors open at 6:30pm
Tickets: $20
Tickets available from the MJCC Box Office
1-306-693-4700
or on
line (click
button): (add. charge when
purchased on line)


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Mar 2nd
Moose Jaw Cultural Centre
presents
The Regina Symphony
Chamber Orchestra

Programme
Johann Fasch Suite in D
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Overture
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Minuet
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-
Gavotte
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Aria
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-
Passepied
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-
La
Chasse
Wolfgang A. Mozart Symphony No. 20
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Allegro
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Andante
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Minute
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Finale
(intermission)
Franz Schubert Overture in C minor
Joseph Haydn Symphony No. 90
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Adagio-Allegro
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Andante
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Minuet
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Finale
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Concert
Commences at 7pm
Theatre doors
open at 6:30pm
The concert
running time will be approx 2
hours
including a
20-minute intermission
Tickets: $20
Adults
$15 Seniors
and Students
$10 Children
12 yrs and Under
Tickets available from the MJCC Box Office
1-306-693-4700
or on
line (click
button): (add. charge when
purchased on line)


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Mar 10th
MJCC Presents
Quartette

Quartette
Since their debut in 1993,
the four members of Quartette have been both
publicly and critically acclaimed for their
lush harmonies and delightfully diverse
repertoire. Cindy Church, Caitlin Hanford,
Gwen Swick, and Sylvia Tyson are seasoned
singer/songwriters whose influences range
from blues and gospel to folk and country to
jazz and pop.
The group’s first
appearance, a showcase of Canadian women
songwriters, took place at Toronto’s
Harbourfront Centre. What began as a
“songwriter in the round” concert of musical
friends grew into an inspired collaboration.
This initial performance generated an
appearance on CBC Radio’s
Morningside with host Peter
Gzowski. The phones began to ring with
requests for a recording, and seven months
later in April of 1994, the self-titled
album, “Quartette,” was released to rave
reviews. This was followed by coast-to-coast
tours of theatres, folk festivals,
performances with symphony orchestras, and
live appearances on radio, including two
appearances on Garrison Keillor’s
A
Prairie Home Companion.
In 1995 a second album,
“Work of the Heart,” was released and,
following this, CBC’s
Adrienne Clarkson Presents
profiled the group in an hour-long special.
With the untimely death of
original member, Colleen Peterson, in 1996,
Quartette elected to continue performing,
and welcomed another musical friend, Gwen
Swick, to the group. Gwen’s skills as a
songwriter and vocal arranger carried the
group to a new level as they prepared to
record once again, and the result was “In
The Beauty Of The Day,” released in 1998.
Quartette has received
several Juno nominations, won a Canadian
Country Music Award for best vocal
collaboration, performed with major symphony
orchestras across Canada, and recorded the
CMT-TV special, “A Quartette Christmas.”
They have also released two Christmas CDs,
“It’s Christmas!” in 1996, and “I See A
Star” in 2002, both of which are collections
of traditional and original Christmas songs,
and their Christmas shows have become a
tradition with audiences across the country.
Quartette continues to
tour and record. In October of 2007, they
released their sixth recording, “Down At The
Fair,” produced by legendary guitarist,
arranger and producer Colin Linden.
An evening with Quartette
is always a magical musical journey.
www.quartette.com

ShowTime: 8pm
Theatre
doors open at 7:30pm
Tickets:
$28.50 + taxes and
charges
Tickets
available from the MJCC Box Office
1-306-693-4700
or on
line (click
button): (add. charge when
purchased on line)


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March 15th
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Sasktel
Youth Tour
presents
Tree Boy
by Michele Rimi
recommended for Elementary
students

In an attempt to be a lone hero and save the
planet, Avery moves into his treehouse. He
calls himself Enviroman, but to everyone
else, he's Tree Boy. In order to save his
tree from being cut down, Avery has to learn
that even heroes have to depend on others
and work together to achieve common goals.
Themes:
Environmentalism, Friendship, Perseverance,
Identity.
Curriculum ties:
Environmental Science, Arts Education,
English Language Arts, Character Education.
ShowTime: 9:30am
Tickets: $5
incl. taxes
Available at MJCC Box
Office 693-4700

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The Canada Show:
The Complete History of
Canada in One Hour
by Ryan Gladstone and
Bruce Horak
recommended for High
School students

With comedy, song and a lot
of originality, The Canada Show will take
you on a journey through the history of our
great nation. From the arrival of the first
explorers to Confederation to Avril Lavigne,
you'll learn in this hilarious revue all
about what makes the home of the maple leaf
and the toonie so unique and wonderful!
Themes:
Cross Cultural Relations, Perspective Taking
Curriculum ties:
Canadian History, English Language Arts,
Arts Education
ShowTime: 1:15pm
Tickets: $5
incl. taxes
Available at MJCC Box
Office 693-4700

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Mar 16th

presents
Carlene Carter

Carlene Carter
Country
– Carlene Carter has always straddled the
line between country and rock. Daughter of
the legendary and beloved June Carter Cash
and Country Music Hall of Famer Carl Smith,
and stepdaughter of the enduring Johnny
Cash, she is heir to one of the richest
musical legacies of all time. Carlene took
the Carter sound and name in another
direction, to yet another generation, as she
mixed the traditional music of her heritage
with the current rock & roll of the late
1970s. Carlene's biggest success came with
her Grammy-nominated country hit I Fell
In Love album and single in 1990, and
the innovative Every Little Thing
video and single from her Little Love
Letters CD in 1993.
Carlene has
now carried the Carter name well into the
new millennium with her aptly-titled
Stronger CD. Carlene's acclaimed music
career is now in its fourth decade of
carrying on her family traditions, and
blazing her own trails at the same time.
Songs:
Every Little Thing, I Fell In Love, Sweetest
Thing, Hurricane, Love Like This, Come on
Back, Do It in a Heartbeat, Baby Ride Easy,
Me and the Wildwood Rose & Unbreakable Heart
www.carlenecarter.net
Start Time: 8:00 PM.
Two 45 minute sets.
Theatre doors open 30
minutes before the performance begins.
There is one 30 minute
scheduled intermission.
Tickets: $35.00
person plus 5% tax
Tickets available in
person at Casino Moose Jaw
or by calling 694-3726
People must be over 19yrs to
purchase tickets at the casino.

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Mar 18th
The University of
Regina's
Theatre Department
is proud to present
their production of

Much Ado about
Nothing is a rollicking comedy about
pairs of lovers, Benedick and Beatrice, and
Claudio and Hero. Benedick and Beatrice are
engaged in a "merry war"; both talk a mile a
minute and proclaim their scorn for love,
marriage, and each other. Claudio and Hero
are sweet young people who are rendered
practically speechless by their love for one
another. By means of "noting," Benedick and
Beatrice are tricked into confessing their
love for each other, and Claudio is tricked
into rejecting Hero at the altar. Constable
Dogberry discovers the evil trickery of the
villain, the bastard Don John. In the end,
evil is punished and everyone celebrates the
marriages of the two couples.
Curtain at 7:30pm
theatre doors open at 7pm
Tickets:
Adults $16
taxes included
Seniors & Students $11 taxes included
Children 12 and Under
$6 taxes included
Tickets available from
the MJCC Box Office 1-306-693-4700

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Mar 24th
Moose Jaw Relay For Life
presents
Mister Moose Jaw 2012

Silent Auction
Appetizers
Audience Voting
Event commences at 7pm
Theatre doors
open a 6:30pm
Tickets $25
per person
To
participate in Mr. Moose Jaw you must be
a male of 19years or older.
Contestant rules and Information Package
available at Conexus Moose Jaw.
Proceeds go towards Moose Jaw Relay For
Life.

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Apr 15th
MJCC
presents
Connie Kaldor

Connie Kaldor
"Just when you
think you've got it all figured out,
something roars in and it turns you about."
Connie Kaldor
wrote this and
more about the unexpected twists and turns
of life and love. She could well have been
writing about her personal artistic
complexities. Music pundits have
tried to define
the essence of the prairie-born acoustic
performer for over two decades, but even the
most eloquent have fallen short of
perfection.
Fact is,
Connie Kaldor is a performer without
borders. A contradiction in terms. She is a
Juno Award-winning
singer who has
flourished on the folk music scene for over
two decades, yet her repertoire of original
material blurs musical boundaries, embracing
elements of gospel, rock, country and
western, folk, blue grass and adult
contemporary.
She is an
artist of substance without pretension,
witty and urbane without condescension. She
is a fearless chronicler of the human
experience without the folksong angst. She
has recorded nine albums, sold tens of
thousands of copies, but has never had a
commercial hit.
Her live
performances are legendary and her fan base
broad and fiercely loyal. People come back
to see heragain and again because a
Connie Kaldor performance is about more
than just the power of music. It is also
about the power
of personality. What she says between songs
is as intriguing as the lyrics she sings.
She has
traveled prairie backroads to visit modest
community centers and sold out concert halls
in major cities. From Beijing to New Delhi
to Saskatoon to Washington,
Connie
has triumphed with a mix of song and spoken
word honed in
pacing and tone by the many years she spent
performing.
Like many
prairie girls in the 50s and 60s,
Connie grew up singing in the church
choir and listening to
Patsy
Cline
and The
Beatles on her record player. But it
wasn't until the 1980s, after four years
spent performing with
an avant-garde theatre company in Toronto,
that
Connie turned to music full time and was
welcomed with open
arms by the
folk scene.
For additional
information:
www.conniekaldor.com
ShowTime: 7pm
Theatre doors open at
6:30pm
Tickets: $20
+ taxes & charges
Tickets available from the MJCC Box Office
1-306-693-4700
or on
line (click
button): (add. charge when
purchased on line)


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Apr 21st

presents
Carroll Baker
'Thanks for the Memories'

Carroll Baker
Country
– Known as “Canada’s Country Sweetheart,”
Carroll Baker's career includes many genres,
live performances, radio and television. She
is the winner of multiple awards, including
Juno awards, Canadian County music awards
and is an inductee in the Canadian Country
Music Hall of Fame. She was the first
Canadian country music singer to receive a
certificate Gold and Platinum Record for her
record sales. She has more than twenty #1
records, fourteen of which were consecutive
number one records.
Her first
album, Mem'ries of Home was released
in 1970. The title track was a hit as well
as the song Love Now and Pay Later.
In 1977, the album Carroll Baker was
released with hits: I've Never Been This
Far Before, One Night of Cheatin' and
Tonight With Love. Hollywood Love
(1980) featured #1 singles Still Falling
in Love and the title track. Other #1
singles include: Why I Had to Pass This
Way, Portrait in the Window, I've Never Been
This Far Before & The Hungry Fire of
Love.
Songs:
Mem’ries of Home, Ten Little Fingers, Mama
What Does Cheatin' Mean, I Might as Well
Believe (I'll Live Forever), It
Always Hurts Like the First Time & The
Morning After Baby Let Me Down
Additional information:
www.carrollbakersinger.ca
Start Time: 8:00PM.
Theatre doors open at 7:30pm
One 90 minute set.
There is no
scheduled intermission
Tickets:$30.00 per
person plus 5% tax
Tickets available in person
at Casino Moose Jaw
or by calling 694-3726
People must be over 19yrs to
purchase tickets at the Casino

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May 2nd
Paquin Entertainment
presents

In a brand new live
production, Koba Entertainment brings you
the theatrical debut of a longstanding
classic whose best-selling books and
television series' have been enjoyed by
families for over 50 years. For the first
time ever,
Richard Scarry’s Busytown
will take the stage and
become larger than life!
Richard Scarry’s Busytown: Busytown Busy
captures the
incredible world of Richard Scarry and
follows the adventures of Huckle Cat, Sally
Cat, Lowly Worm, Sergeant Murphy, and many
of their unforgettable friends. Busytown
will be hosting a talent contest and
everyone is buzzing with excitement.
Together, the friends attempt to discover
their true talents with lots of laughter –
and only a few hiccups - along the way!
With catchy sing-along songs and lots of
audience interaction,
Richard Scarry’s Busytown: Busytown Busy
will bring out the
showman in us all!
About
Richard Scarry’s Busytown: Busytown Busy
Produced by Koba Entertainment,
Richard Scarry’s Busytown: Busytown Busy
is among the company’s
roster of celebrated theatrical productions
including
Max
& Ruby: Bunny Party
and
The
Backyardigans: Quest for the Extra Ordinary
Aliens.
Set to original music by Juno Award
winner Norman Foote, this all-new production
brings together Koba’s acclaimed artistic
director Patti Caplette with co-writer and
Gemini Award winner Jim Taylor, to create a
fun and charming storyline.
Richard Scarry’s Busytown: Busytown Busy
is based on
Richard Scarry’s catalogue of over 300
children’s books, which have sold more than
150 million copies worldwide. Broadcasted on
CBS (North America) and CBC (Canada),
Busytown Mysteries
features loveable characters
and focuses on preschool problem solving and
learning. Its delightful stories have been
enjoyed by children in more than 80
countries around the world.
Showtime: 6:30pm
Tickets:
$23.50
Please note that ticket
prices are inclusive of taxes but not of any
service charges.
On Sale Date is
November 5th at 10am.
Tickets
available online from Nov. 5th at 10am
Website purchases subject to additional charges:

All Tickets
available at MJCC Box Office 1-306-693-4700

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