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Extraordinary musical performances alongside unscripted moments between songs that only a couple who have truly lived and created together could offer. It’s a night that moves you, surprises you and stays with you long after the lights come up.
Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest is a gloriously ridiculous comedy about romance, reputation, and the lengths we’ll go to get out of dinner parties. Expect sharp wit, absurd situations, outrageous characters, and enough social scandal to make Victorian society blush.
Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest is a gloriously ridiculous comedy about romance, reputation, and the lengths we’ll go to get out of dinner parties. Expect sharp wit, absurd situations, outrageous characters, and enough social scandal to make Victorian society blush.
Join us for Mike Greenwood's MAXOUT LIFE Tour, as he delivers high-energy storytelling, sharp self-deprecating punchlines, and big, relatable laughs. Alternating between headlining his own tour and a cross-continent theatre tour with Pete Correale, Mike is building major momentum…
Get ready for a comedy experience unlike any other! HYPROV (pronounced “hip-rawv”) is the smash-hit show from Colin Mochrie (Whose Line Is It Anyway?) and master hypnotist Asad Mecci. After touring 200+ cities, a 70-show Off-Broadway run, and a Las Vegas residency, HYPROV now bri…
Experience Canada's greatest love story in the critically acclaimed and widely loved musical Anne & Gilbert. Featuring a 20-member cast and orchestra, Anne & Gilbert has become a Canadian theatre sensation with the Toronto Star calling it "a marvel" and proclaiming "the joy of th…
About Bored Teachers: "Is it Friday Yet?!" Comedy Tour
The organiser lists it as Varies. We do not sell tickets and hold no seats - the price comes from the calendar this listing was taken from, and the official page it links to is where you buy.
It runs all day on Saturday, 28 November 2026. No finishing time was published for it.
At Confederation Centre of the Arts, 145 Richmond Street in Charlottetown, PE.
From a calendar the municipality or the organiser publishes itself, crawled and refreshed daily, with a link back to the original on this page. Times, prices and cancellations are theirs, not ours - check the original before travelling.
