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COWICHAN
CENTRE
FALLWINTER2019/20
Photo: Johanna Vanderpol
cowichanpac.ca
250.746.CPAC (2722)
2687 James St. Duncan
Welcome
Welcome to our 40th anniversary
season! In February 1979, the (then
named) Cowichan Theatre, held
its first performance. Vancouver
Island had never seen such a well-
planned, spacious venue with
wide rows of seats and plenty of
legroom, generous dressing rooms
for performers and the largest stage in BC next to the
Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver. The biggest
names in music and theatre have graced this stage
since then: Dizzy Gillespie, Sarah McLachlan, k.d. lang,
Diana Krall, Gordon Lightfoot, the Barenaked Ladies and
the Royal Winnipeg Ballet to name a few.
Forty years later, the Cowichan Performing Arts Centre
(CPAC) continues to host some of the biggest names
in entertainment world-wide and is one of the busiest
theatres in western Canada earning an esteemed
reputation of a destination theatre.
This fall you will see a refreshed interior with new carpet
and paint and we even have a new phone number
250.746.CPAC (2722). Check out our fall/winter line-up
of fan favourites and buy your tickets early because many
of these shows will sell out fast! For season ticket deals
and advance ticket buying opportunities, subscribe to
our email list from our website at cowichanpac.ca or
sign-up via our Facebook page @CowichanPAC.
I'll save you a seat!
Kirsten Schrader
Manager, CVRD Arts & Culture
Thank you to our supporting partners
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Cowichan Ticket Centre Hours:
Monday to Friday: 9:00am to 6:00pm, Saturday: 9:30am to 5:00pm
Closed Sundays and Statutory Holidays
On performance days – open 1 hour before and 1/2 hour after
performance begins.
Series Tickets
Dance Series: $65 - includes Ballet Rocks and Anne of Green
Gables The Ballet™
Guitar Series: $68 – includes California Guitar Trio + Montreal
Guitar Trio, and International Guitar Night
Arts Club on Tour Series: $68 - includes Bed & Breakfast and
Kim’s Convenience
Cabaret Series: $55 – includes Kim Churchill and Laila Biali
The Met Opera Live in HD Fall/Winter 2019-20 Season
Ticket Packages:
Full Season Package - Purchase all shows – save $4 per show
and receive 2 free guest passes
5-Show Package - Purchase 5 shows – save $2.50 per show
and receive 1 free guest pass
3-Show Package - Purchase 3 shows - save $1 per show and
receive 1 free guest pass
*not available for eyeGO tickets and guest passes cannot be applied
to purchase price.
eyeGO to the Arts Tickets
The Cowichan Performing Arts Centre is committed
to providing access to the performing arts for high
school students (Grades 8 – 12 with a valid student
ID card) who want to experience the best that
live arts has to offer. $5 tickets can be purchased to a variety of
shows including live theatre, music, dance, HD cinema and more.
For a complete list of performances included in the eyeGO to the
Arts program and how to purchase tickets, visit cowichanpac.ca
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2019-2020 Fall/Winter
CPAC PRESENTS IN BLACK | RENTAL PRESENTS IN BLUE
SEPTEMBER 2019
6 The Beatles Meet Elvis | Rock ‘n’ Roll tribute...........................n/a
21 PIGS: Canada’s Pink Floyd | In The Flesh Tour 2019............... 25
26 Michael Kaeshammer | Boogie-woogie jazz pianist..................8
29 Ron James | Full Throttle Tour.......................................................n/a
30 The Wife | Reel Alternatives............................................................. 24
OCTOBER 2019
2 The Magic of the Six Mountain Forests
Public Assembly..................................................................................n/a
4 Victoria Symphony | Stefan Jackiw, violin.................................. 25
5 God is a Scottish Drag Queen: Part 3
Starring comedian Mike Delamont...................................................9
6 Relive the Music 50’s & 60’s Rock n’ Roll.................................. 26
7 Noteworthy Concerts: Classical Music Series
Canadian Piano Quartet........................................................................6
12 Turandot | Met Opera Live in HD.................................................. 4/5
16 Burton Cummings | Up Close and Alone Tour...........................10
17 California Guitar Trio + Montreal Guitar Trio
A unique six-by-six string performance......................................... 11
20 DakhaBrakha | Ukrainian world-music quartet..........................12
24 Ballet Rocks | Ballet Victoria.............................................................13
26 Manon | Met Opera Live in HD...................................................... 4/5
27 Dreams with Rod & The Mods
Fleetwood Mac and Rod Stewart tribute.....................................27
28 Shoplifters (Subtitled) | Reel Alternatives................................. 24
NOVEMBER 2019
2 Highland Dance Competition........................................................n/a
3 Maria Manna and the Island Big Band
An Unforgettable tribute to Natalie Cole.................................... 26
8 Bed & Breakfast | Arts Club on Tour.............................................. 14
9 Madama Butterfly | Met Opera Live in HD............................... 4/5
14 Hotel California | The Original Tribute to the Eagles............... 15
16 Victoria Symphony | Terrance Tam, violin.................................. 25
17 Kim Churchill | Cabaret Series...........................................................7
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Event Calendar
23 Akhnaten | Met Opera Live in HD................................................ 4/5
23 Lee Harvey Osmond | Music and Stories.................................... 28
25 Falls Around Her | Reel Alternatives............................................. 24
26 Serena Ryder | Christmas Kisses Tour.......................................... 16
28 Louisiana Hayride Christmas Show
Country music show tribute............................................................. 28
30 Holiday Magic! | Celtic Rhythm Dancers
and Summit Dance School................................................................ 29
DECEMBER 2019
1 Noteworthy Concerts: Classical Music Series
Benjamin Butterfield, tenor.................................................................6
7 The Nutcracker | Royal City Youth Ballet......................................17
8 Winter Harp | Medieval Celtic music concert............................. 18
14 A Wonderheads Christmas Carol................................................... 19
15 The Magic Flute | Met Opera Live in HD.................................... 4/5
16 TIFF Film TBA | Reel Alternatives.................................................n/a
21 Holly Jolly Christmas
Legends of Rock ‘n’ Roll tribute concert.......................................27
JANUARY 2020
11 Wozzeck | Met Opera Live in HD.................................................. 4/5
14 Snowed In Comedy Tour.................................................................. 29
20 TIFF Film TBA | Reel Alternatives.................................................n/a
23 International Guitar Night | With guest host Mike Dawes... 20
31 - Feb 2 Mamma Mia | Cowichan Musical Society ....................30
FEBRUARY 2020
3 Noteworthy Concerts: Classical Music Series
Jasper Wood, violin................................................................................6
5 Adagé Studio | Winter Highlights................................................... 31
7 Anne of Green Gables The Ballet® | Canada’s Ballet Jörgen.... 21
8 Abba and The Bee Gees | Music tribute......................................30
11 - Mar 2 Cowichan Music Festival.................................................... 31
13 Laila Biali | Cabaret Series...................................................................7
24 TIFF Film TBA | Reel Alternatives.................................................n/a
29 Porgy and Bess | Met Opera Live in HD.................................... 4/5
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COWICHAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE SERIES
The Met: Live in HD
Spend your Saturday mornings with the world’s greatest opera
stars. The Met Opera’s award-winning series of HD cinematic
simulcasts features ten beloved works broadcast from New York
City in a spectacular cinematic experience using our state-of-the-
art HD projector.
FALL 2019 SCHEDULE
Oct 12 9:55am Turandot
Oct 26 9:55am Manon
Nov 9 9:55am Madama Butterfly
Nov 23 9:55am MET PREMIERE Akhnaten
Dec 15 9:55am The Magic Flute
WINTER/SPRING 2020 SCHEDULE
Jan 11 9:55am NEW PRODUCTION Wozzeck
Feb 29 9:55am NEW PRODUCTION Porgy and Bess
Mar 21 9:55am MET PREMIERE Agrippina
Apr 11 9:55am Tosca
May 2 9:55am NEW PRODUCTION Der Fliegende
Holländer
May 16 9:55am Maria Stuarda
Individual Ticket Prices
Tickets $28 / Senior $26 / eyeGO $5
The Met Opera Live in HD 2019/2020 Season
Ticket Packages
• Full Season Ticket Package: Purchase all shows - save $4
per show and receive 2 free guest passes
• 5-Show Ticket Package: Purchase 5 shows - save $2.50 per
show and receive 1 free guest pass
• 3-Show Ticket Package: Purchase 3 shows - save $1 per
show and receive 1 free guest pass
*not available for eyeGO tickets.
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Puccini 3hrs 22mins Massanet 4hrs 12mins TURANDOT MANON Nina Stemme stars in this breathtaking Bright lights, lavish parties and production of Puccini’s final opera the height of fashion at every turn. featuring Nessum Dorna, the most Massenet’s bright, sensual opera, set in famous aria ever written. A majestic 18th century France follows Manon, the tale of a forlorn love triangle between irresistible title character, who yearns the icy Chinese princess who has for the finer things in life. It’s a tragic renounced all men, the prince who story of desperate love where young eventually wins her love and the faithful lovers tangle with the toast of Paris, slave girl who gives her life to save him. inviting dangerous consequences. Sat, Oct. 12 / 9:55am Sat, Oct. 26 / 9:55am Puccini 3hrs 32mins Glass 3hrs 56mins MADAMA BUTTERFLY AKHNATEN Puccini’s most beloved opera is a grand The last of Glass’s trilogy, this opera on a grand scale. A timeless tale extraordinary work uses ancient of honour, love and selfless devotion, texts sung in Egyptian, Hebrew and this luminescent Met production Akkadian. It explores the life of the embraces the delicate beauty and 18th-Dynasty Egyptian Pharaoh poignant anguish of a young girl Akhnaten who fathered a new religion. desperately in love. With sumptuously A transcendent and moving spectacle, detailed costumes and scenery swathed it is intricately crafted with elaborate in dazzling colour, Madama Butterfly is costumes, an evocative set and a a perennial audience favorite. mesmerizing score. Sat, Nov. 9 / 9:55am Sat, Nov. 23 / 9:55am Mozart 1hr 42mins Berg 1hr 57mins THE MAGIC FLUTE WOZZECK Mozart’s delightful fairy tale returns in Berg’s masterpiece is a powerful the Met’s abridged, English-language opera of intense, raw emotion with a version for families. Its perfect for profoundly dramatic story. Set in an younger audiences with a running apocalyptic pre–World War I, Wozzeck, time of less than two hours. Lothar berated by his captain and overcome Koenigs conducts a dynamic cast of by jealousy, tries to make sense of his standout Mozarteans in Julie Taymor’s fragmented, dreamlike mental state magical production, an enduring Met with devastating results. Featuring a classic with its eye-popping puppetry commanding cast, this opera will shake and stunning visuals. its audience to the core. Sun, Dec. 15 / 9:55am (Encore) Sat, Jan. 11 / 9:55am COWICHANPAC.CA 5
COWICHAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE SERIES Noteworthy Concerts Classical Music Series Monday, Oct 7 / 10:30am Canadian Piano Quartet, Bergmann Piano Duo & Duo Turgeon - Pianopoly ...................................................... Sunday, Dec 1 / 2pm Benjamin Butterfield, tenor – Wintersong ...................................................... Monday, Feb 3 / 10:30am Jasper Wood, violin – The Red Violin ...................................................... Monday, Apr 6 / 10:30am Jose Franch-Ballester, clarinet – Clarinetastik! “Love these concerts! We are so lucky to have this wonderful series with such amazing performers.” - Series Patron The Bergmann Piano Duo are back to host our classical music series Noteworthy Concerts. Join Elizabeth and Marcel Bergmann in our intimate setting with on-stage seating as they perform with world-renowned classical musicians.special performance with internationally-renowned musicians. Tickets $28 / Elder College $26 / eyeGO $5 Four-concert Series $89 6 TICKET CENTRE: 250.746.CPAC (2722)
COWICHAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE SERIES
Cabaret Series
Our popular Cabaret Series returns for a third season
transforming our stage into the coolest place in Cowichan to
catch live music. Seating is limited.
Kim Churchill
“It’s easy to get hypnotized
by his hands as they dance
all over his guitar”
– The Georgia Straight
Sunday, November 17 / 7:30pm
Kim Churchill’s style is explosive, with intricate fingerpicking and
percussive beats intertwined with powerful harmonica melodies
and a soulful voice. This Aussie-born’s, roots-rock music reflects
his deep-seeded connection to the sea and a harmonious bond
with nature drawing you into every song with his remarkable
vocal range and hypotonic finger-style.
Tickets $32 / Two-concert Series $55
Laila Biali
2019 JUNO Award-Winner for Vocal
Jazz Album of the Year and host
of Saturday Night Jazz on CBC
Thursday, February 13
7:30pm
Laila Biali is back by popular demand to round out the third
season of the Cabaret Series with an eclectic and energetic
performance. A culmination of impassioned piano riffs and her
signature vocals gives way to an edgy and sophisticated jazz-pop
sound that moves effortlessly between her keen jazz sensibility
and the strong rhythm and groove of her pop and funk-oriented
material.
Tickets $35 / Two-concert Series $55
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COWICHAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE PRESENTS Michael Kaeshammer Thursday, September 26 / 7:30pm "One of the best jazz pianists in Canada – right up there with Diana Krall, David Braid and Oliver Jones." – CBC Music Two-time JUNO Award winning pianist Michael Kaeshammer brings his infectious personality and incredible jazz and boogie-woogie performance to the stage for an evening that will take you on a memorable journey. Join Michael for a high-energy concert and find out for yourself why his live shows are amongst the most engaging and entertaining that you will ever see. Tickets $36 / eyeGO $5 8 TICKET CENTRE: 250.746.CPAC (2722)
COWICHAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE PRESENTS
Saturday, October 5 / 7:30pm
"5 out of 5 stars!" – Edmonton Journal
“We just can’t get enough of the almighty.”
– Orlando Sentinel
The third and final installment, God is a Scottish Drag Queen, Part 3,
features multi award-winning comedian, Mike Delamont, playing
one of the world’s most famous deities. This all-new chapter is
sure to have you in side-splitting laughter as Delamont's portrayal
of God lets off some steam about what humans have and have
not been doing ... no one is off the hook!
Contains coarse language. Suitable for 14+.
Tickets $32
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AND GEE DAN PRODUCTIONS PRESENT
Wednesday, October 16 / 7:30pm
“Seeing Burton Cummings live should be on
every Canadian’s bucket list!”
– Winnipeg Free Press
Canadian rock legend, Burton Cummings, is back in Cowichan
with his Up Close and Alone Tour. Considered rock-music royalty,
Cummings remains at the top of his game as an unrivaled singer,
songwriter and recording artist with musical creations that
continue to resonate with adoring fans both old and new. With an
unprecedented string of international hits and albums including
These Eyes, Laughing, No Time, American Woman, Share The Land,
Hang On To Your Life, Albert Flasher, Sour Suite, Orly, Glamour Boy,
Star Baby, Clap For The Wolfman, and Dancin’ Fool, his voice is
considered to be one of the finest in rock music.
Tickets $77.50
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California Guitar
Trio + Montreal
Guitar Trio
Thursday, October 17 / 7:30pm
“This wasn’t your average classical guitar
concert, it was a mind blowing concert
experience. These are great musicians that
are cutting a new musical genre.”
– Ottawa Life Magazine
An incredible evening of guitar, the California Guitar Trio
(CGT) and Montreal Guitar Trio (MG3) fuse over 40 years
of combined experience into a unique six by six-string
“phenom-ensemble” as CGT’s steel string-guitars seamlessly
blend with the MG3’s nylon-stringed guitars.
With music from Queen, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Rush and
original arrangements from MG3 and CGT, you’ll be amazed
by the brilliant, singular sound created by these six virtuoso
guitarists that fearlessly crisscross genres and styles
intersecting between rock, jazz, classical and world music.
Tickets $36 / eyeGO $5
Guitar Series $68 (with International Guitar Night)
COWICHANPAC.CA 11COWICHAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE PRESENTS DakhaBrakha Sunday, October 20 / 7:30pm “The music has its own distinct perspective with edgy, eerie harmony vocals and spiraling instrumentals that shift between indie-pop, rap and Ukranian folk.” - NY Times DakhaBrakha returns with a mesmerizing musical performance of energetic grooves, serpentine melodies and beguiling beats. An indescribable, avant-garde sound, this Ukrainian quartet delivers a musical tapestry of indie folk-rock and pop infused with traditional Ukranian folk music coupled by a striking visual spectacle of crimson beads and towering black lambs-wool hats you have to see to believe. Their utterly unique sound has become a cult phenomenon around the world. Get swept up in the “ethno-chaos” of the unexpected sight and sound of DakhaBrakha. Tickets $36 / eyeGO $5 12 TICKET CENTRE: 250.746.CPAC (2722)
COWICHAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE PRESENTS Thursday, October 24 / 7:30pm “Dance is an art form. To see a performance is to experience another person’s emotion; it’s a perspective into their soul that they’re giving to the dance.” – Paul Destrooper, Ballet Victoria Ballet Victoria presents an eclectic mix of new works performed to classic rock hits from The Rolling Stones, Jimmy Hendrix, Pink Floyd and more … danced like you have never seen it before. The beauty and power of two genres meet in an elegant and passionate performance in a radiant, dynamic ballet featuring classical movements revved by fast tempos inspired by rock music. Tickets $36 / Student $33 / Child $20 / eyeGO $5 Family Package $95 (2 Adults and 2 Children) Dance Series $65 (with Anne of Green Gables the Ballet™) COWICHANPAC.CA 13
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COWICHAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE PRESENTS
A charming
comedy about being
out and finding home
By Mark Crawford
Friday, November 8 / 7:30pm
“Full of charm and quiet humanity ....
delightful” —Montreal Gazette
When Brett inherits a family estate, he and his partner, Drew,
move to a quiet little tourist town to set up a B&B. But will
these big city boys face friction in their new community?
With dozens of hilarious characters all portrayed by two
actors, it’s a heartfelt comedy about “being out,” skeletons in
the closet, and finding a place to call home.
Contains mature themes and some strong language.
Tickets $36 / Student $28 / eyeGO $5
Arts Club on Tour Series $68 (with Kim's Convenience)
14 TICKET CENTRE: 250.746.CPAC (2722)COWICHAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE AND GEE DAN PRODUCTIONS PRESENT Thursday, November 14 / 7:30pm “They strive to recreate an authentic Eagles experience. In fact, it’s so authentic they’ve even shared the stage with the actual Doobie Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Styx, and REO Speedwagon!” – Markham Review Hotel California’s tribute show is a masterful celebration of The Eagles’ music. One of the most game-changing song catalogs in the history of rock n’ roll is performed to perfection before your eyes and ears. Regarded as one of the world’s most accomplished tribute productions, this band sells out performances all over the globe. If you love The Eagles, then welcome to the Hotel California – you’ve just found the next- best thing. Tickets $42.50 COWICHANPAC.CA 15
COWICHAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE PRESENTS COWICHAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE AND GEE DAN PRODUCTIONS PRESENT Tuesday, November 26 / 7:30pm “The combination of her powerful vocals and killer guitar playing skills make you feel inspired” - Cosmopolitan An artist adored by fans, peers and critics alike, Canadian singer-songwriter Serena Ryder is a six-time JUNO award- winner, two-time GOLD Album and DOUBLE PLATINUM Album recipient. Her immense talent is raw, effortless and soulful with a remarkably deep and powerful voice that electrifies on stage. This holiday season, the Canadian songstress is bringing her passion project, Christmas Kisses, to the stage infusing her love of jazz into holiday classics that celebrate the true spirit of the holidays. Tickets $49.50 16 TICKET CENTRE: 250.746.CPAC (2722)
COWICHAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE PRESENTS
The
Nutcracker
Saturday, December 7
12pm & 4pm
“It's a treasured holiday classic, and has grown
to become an annual tradition at the Cowichan
Performing Arts Centre for many families.”
- The Cowichan Citizen
Spend an afternoon with a holiday favourite, the Royal City
Youth Ballet's enchanting production of The Nutcracker. This
year, choose from one of two afternoon performances and
let Tchaikovsky’s iconic score transport you to a world of
wonder. Whether you’re beginning a new holiday tradition,
or revisiting an old favourite, this wonderful production with
more than 100 dancers in extravagant costumes is sure to
delight audiences of all ages.
Tickets $28
Family Package $88 (2 Adults and 2 Children)
COWICHANPAC.CA 17COWICHAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE PRESENTS A journey to the Heart of Christmas Sunday, December 8 / 2pm “Winter Harp's curious menagerie of old instruments creates sounds that are both medieval and mysterious and explores celebrated and obscure carols from a bygone age.” - The Georgia Straight Winter Harp graces the stage once again for another magical holiday concert filled with magnificent music and song, festive carols and enchanting stories. Journey to another land where hauntingly beautiful arrangements featuring harps, rare medieval instruments, hand drums, bells, chimes, flutes and vocals are performed in rich medieval costumes that will warm your heart and wrap you in the spirit of Christmas. Tickets $36 / eyeGO $5 18 TICKET CENTRE: 250.746.CPAC (2722)
COWICHAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE PRESENTS
Saturday
December 14
7:00pm
“Powerful, surprising and moving”
- Globe & Mail
The classic tale you know and love is brought to life in a way
you never imagined possible. It’s Pixar meets Jim Henson
when renowned theatrical imagineers and multi-award
winning company, The Wonderheads, reinvent the story
of Ebeneezer Scrooge and his magical journey with giant
masks, whimsical puppets and wondrous theatrical invention.
Join Scrooge on his haunted Christmas Eve adventure and be
prepared to laugh, cry and be utterly enchanted.
Tickets $28
Family Package $88 (2 Adults and 2 Children)
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International
Guitar Night
IGN 2020 Guest HosT: Mike Dawes
Thursday, January 23 / 7:30pm
Guest host Mike Dawes was voted the
‘Best Acoustic Guitarist in the World’ by
MusicRadar & Total Guitar Magazine in 2017
Proudly celebrating its 20th year of touring North America,
International Guitar Night founder Brian Gore has created a
special Anniversary Tour, putting together his most eclectic
line-up yet. Guest host Mike Dawes from England and his
incredible two-hand contemporary style is joined by Turkey's
fretless guitar master Cenk Erdoğan; electrifying jazz virtuoso
Olli Soikkeli from Finland and Hawaiian slack key master Jim
Kimo West.
Tickets $38 / Student $30 / eyeGO $5
Guitar Series $68 (with California + Montreal Guitar Trio)
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AND CANADA'S BALLET JÖRGEN PRESENT
Photo by: Kevin Lloyd Photography
Friday, February 7 / 7pm
“Anne of Green Gables is such a great story.
There has never been a ballet about it and we
felt we're the perfect company to create it.”
- Bengt Jörgen, Canada’s Ballet Jörgen
Anne of Green Gables – The Ballet™ is a playful new production
that is sure to delight audiences of all ages. It’s a wonderful
balletic adaptation based on the beloved Canadian novel
by Lucy Maud Montgomery. Follow the adventures of Anne
Shirley, an orphan girl sent to live on a farm in the fictional town
of Avonlea, Prince Edward Island, as dancers bring the story to
life using artistic movement and theatrical dance to showcase
the humour, drama and simple beauty of this treasured story.
Tickets $36 / Student $33 / Child $20 / eyeGO $5
Family Package $95 (2 Adults and 2 Children)
Dance Series $65 (with Ballet Rocks)
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COWICHANPAC.CA 23RENTAL SHOWS
A monthly fundraiser
bringing TIFF's
critically acclaimed
films to the Cowichan
Valley
SEPTEMBER 30, 7 PM
The Wife
Joan and Joe remain complements after nearly
40 years of marriage. As Joe is about to be
awarded the Nobel Prize for his acclaimed and
prolific body of work, Joan starts to reflect on
the shared compromises, secrets and betrayals
of her husband's very public role as the great
American novelist and her position as the
supportive wife in the shadows of his illustrious
success.
OCTOBER 28, 7 PM
Shoplifters
A touching tale of a struggling family of small-
time crooks who take in little girl from the
freezing cold and raise her as their own. Even
in the face of hardship, the family seem to live
happily together until an unforeseen incident
reveals hidden secrets, testing the bonds that
unite them. Winner of the Palme d’Or at the
Cannes Film Festival, this haunting exploration
of love and compassion poses the question of
what really defines a family. SUBTITLED
NOVEMBER 25, 7 PM
Falls Around Her
Tantoo Cardinal shines as a world-famous
Anishinaabe musician who returns to the
reserve to rest and recharge only to discover
that fame (and the outside world) are not easily
left behind. Writer-director Darlene Naponse
explores the multiple facets of resilience in this
riveting and empowering story of a woman
reclaiming control of her life and land.
More "great films for a cause" to be announced. Mark these dates on your
calendar and see what's in store this fall/winter from Reel Alternatives.
December 16, 2019 | January 20, 2020
Tickets $14 / Series discount: 5 shows for $54
All proceeds to Cowichan Valley Hospice Services.
Sign up for Reel Alternatives updates: reelalternatives@gmail.com
Shows subject to change. Visit cowichanpac.ca for updates.
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your classical music live
COWICHAN SYMPHONY SOCIETY PRESENTS
Victoria Symphony
Friday October 4 at 7:30pm
Giordanio Bellincampi, conductor Stefan Jackiw, violin
Weber, Overture to Der Freischütz
Mendelssohn, Concerto for Violin
Schumann, Symphony No. 2 in C major
Victoria Symphony
Saturday November 16 at 7:30pm
Christian Kluxen, conductor Terence Tam, violin
Larsson, Pastoral Suite
Lindberg, Violin Concerto No. 1
Mozart, Symphony No. 49 (the great G minor)
Tickets $50 Children/Students $10
Group (10+) $30 Rows A,B,C $30
GHOSTFINGER PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS
COWICHANPAC.CA 25RENTAL SHOWS
MariaManna
and the Island Big Band
An Unforgettable Tribute to
Natalie Cole
Sunday, November 3 / 2pm
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Saturday, November 30 / 6:30pm
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In a community alive with creativity, the Cowichan Valley
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We are committed to the development of arts and culture by:
Showcasing a diverse range of high-calibre national and
international performances at the Cowichan Performing Arts
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