A well-known Canadian social activist is coming to Brock for a benefit concert at the Sean O’Sullivan Theatre. Marc Kielburger, co-founder of Free the Children and Me to We, will be the keynote speaker at a concert benefiting his Free the Children charity that he established with his brother Craig.
Brock’s Centre for the Arts is hosting the following performances this month to celebrate Black History Month.
The Department of Dramatic Arts presents David Hare’s The Blue Room: A Play in Ten Intimate Acts, running Feb. 14 to 16 at the Sean O’Sullivan Theatre.
Debbie Slade, director of Brock’s Centre for the Arts, has been recognized as the 2011-12 National Arts Presenter of the Year by CAPACOA (Canadian Arts Presenting Association).
The trials and tribulations of public transit riders are what fuels the laughs in The Number 14, a sketch comedy performance that rolls back into Brock on Jan. 31 for its 20th anniversary.
Kitchener-Waterloo-based singer songwriter Danny Michel has a rootsy infectious groove that catches you the moment you hear his songs and he’s bringing it back to the Sean O’Sullivan Theatre this month.
The holiday lineup at Brock’s Centre for the Arts will move audiences and get them moving — to the box office for tickets.
The Centre for the Arts is gearing up for its 43rd HOT TICKET season, which kicks off an exciting new lineup with Bob Geldof.
ENCORE! Professional Concert Series presents the Fung Chiu Duo at the Sean O’Sullivan Theatre on Friday.
More students will be able to enjoy Brock University’s Theatre in Education series at the Centre for the Arts, thanks to a $10,000-donation from Freedom 55 Financial.
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