Local Arts

Prince George’s premier women’s choir is once again offering How the Grinch Stole Christmas as a choral reading with the choir singing the songs and narrator Richard Bjarnason reading the Dr. Seuss book.

Always… Patsy Cline is the true story about how a super star singer and her super fan became fast friends after a they met one fateful night. Theatre NorthWest presents the play by Ted Swindley from Nov. 24 to Dec. 14.

Local artist Jan McEachon has created a deck of playing cards that showcase iconic and very familiar Prince George images on them.

Prince George Improv Shmimprov troupe member Mark Wheeler calls improv 'theatre without a net'. What a perfect way to describe what takes place when those on stage ask for suggestions from the audience.

This year’s play will run March 16th-19th and March 23rd-26th.

Proceeds from the production of the romantic comedy Dancing Lessons will recreate an endowment fund to support refugees in the city.

Dove portrays Aline Spears, a Cree residential school survivor who went on to become a code talker for the Canadian Air Force during the Second World War.

A play 20-years in the making will take the stage in Prince George on Saturday, Nov. 5

Christmas for a King: The Gospel and Seasonal Songs of Elvis Presley is coming to the Prince George Playhouse on Dec. 17.

The fictitious male stripped troupe bring a little skin, and a lot of laughs, to a pair of shows at the Prince George Playhouse.