Apt613 Patreon update—Patrons get exclusive access to ticket giveaways!
A quick update on Apartment 613’s Patreon, which has been growing steadily since its launch last November.
Capital Music Awards announce 2024 nominees
The fifth annual Capital Music Awards will take place on May 16 at Bronson Centre Music Theatre.
Review: Brighton Beach Memoirs
Kanata Theatre’s presentation of the lauded American playwright Neil Simon’s coming-of-age comedy Brighton Beach Memoirs is on until April 6 at the beautiful Ron Maslin Playhouse. It tells the story of a Jewish teenager from an immigrant Polish family during the Great Depression as he documents his memoirs through his early teenage years.
Weekend Roundup: Quoi faire?
The longest of the long weekends is here! There are an extra two days to pack with excitement, fun, and a little necessary rest. Looking for ideas as to what to get up to? Us folk at Apt613 have you covered! We present to you the Weekend Roundup.
Sock ‘n’ Buskin Theatre Company delivers a near-perfect performance of Murder on the Orient Express in their 80th season production
It has been 90 years since Agatha Christie published the ever-popular Murder on The Orient Express, and it seems fitting that it was chosen for Sock ‘n’ Buskin’s 80th season production.
Korea Cultural Centre Canada’s Kaleidoscopic Korea exhibition brings K-Lifestyle to Ottawa until April 5
The rich history and traditions of Korea are on full display at the Korean Cultural Centre’s new exhibition, highlighting the country’s past and present. It’s much more than just K-pop and Squid Games.
Gig Photos: Kevin Drew and Zoon at the NAC—03.21.2024
Broken Social Scene member Kevin Drew held an intimate evening at the National Arts Centre’s Azrieli Studio Thursday night with a mix of songs from his latest record Aging, previous solo efforts, and BSS classics.
A heartfelt farewell to Alison Larabie Chase, Senior Editor
Alison Larabie Chase, our Senior Editor since 2020, will be concluding her tenure with us in 2024.
Preview: Sock ’n’ Buskin challenges morality with Murder on the Orient Express 22.03.24 – 24.03.24
As an experienced student theatre actor, fourth-year Carleton University public affairs and policy management student Lindsey Keene sought to direct a story with “well-developed” and “meaty” characters. Murder on the Orient Express offered exactly what she was looking for.
Gig Photos: St. Pats-a-Palooza
On March 16, a sold-out crowd convened at the Bronson Centre to honour St. Paddy proper, featuring all-star Maritime lineup including the Macéoin-Ramsay Pipe Band, the Bytown Sea Shanty Collective, the inimitable fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, and iconic Canadian rockers Sloan.
Foodie Friday: Kathā – Come Hungry, Come Curious
A Sanskrit word for “story”, Kathā’s eight-course tasting menu takes you on a culinary adventure across the Indian subcontinent to savour its rich and diverse flavours. Kathā is truly an experience for all your senses.
Weekend Roundup: Quoi faire?
March has certainly been flying by, and this weekend is the calm between the storms of St. Patrick’s Day and Easter, so take a moment to breathe as spring officially begins. I don’t think any of us were expecting to see grass and open water so soon, so take advantage of the weather and enjoy some sunshine, or some sugar shacks perhaps?