Local Arts

Chelsey Fiddler will be one of the stars of the show, although she won't be on stage when her classmates perform their school play this week at College Heights Secondary School.

Kids are arting it up for other kids. Children's art will be the feature exhibition on the walls of Ritual Coffee Bar starting on Sunday.

On the anniversary of the day the actual Million Dollar Quartet meeting occurred in Memphis in 1956, Theatre Northwest was celebrating the same way Sun Records staff must have back in those halcyon days.

A popular party band in Prince George will be performing a free downtown concert on Friday night. Bralorne is in the Friday Night Mics spotlight at Books & Company.

Some plays can run hot and cold, but Menopause The Musical is only full steam ahead. It comes in a flash to Prince George this spring, and tickets are on sale today.

One of the region's rural arts stars is about to come to the city. Clare Singleton is a devout ruralite, spending the last many years residing in the pass-through highway hamlet of Endako about two hours west of Prince George.

For those who like to rock, there are some musicals for you and at the top of the heap is Rock of Ages. This glam metal retrospective is a romp through the hair-band heyday.

The Nechako Theatrics Community Society (NCTS) is holding a pantomime series that is already selling tickets like pirates grabbing loot. Treasure Island - A Ben Crocker Pantomime opened on Thursday and has performances again tonight at 6:30 p.m.

A son of anarchy is coming to Northern FanCon this May. The organizers of the pop-culture convention are giving the Prince George public a chance to meet one of TV's hottest names.

The Get Loud Tour certainly was. It turned out to be, as the Tim Hicks lyric goes, a hell-raisin' good time. Three of Canada's hottest country acts were on stage together, at CN Centre on Thursday night.