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HOTEL FEATURES
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* 4.5kms from Flato Markham Theatre
* Walking distance to local restaurants
* Complimentary Parking
* Complimentary WIFI
* Indoor Heated Pool & Fitness Center
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The 3 Impersonators
Fri., March 6 // 8pm
The 3 Impersonators recreate the greatest hits of beloved artists, from Celine Dion to Tom Jones, Andrea Bocelli to Axl Rose, Aerosmith to Barbra Streisand and many more. Expect iconic songs from the past 50 years delivered with electrifying, fast-paced energy for the ultimate nostalgic experience. Martin Dube, Steeve Diamond and Sylvie Fortin bring you more than 60 hit songs in 90 minutes.
A SPIRIT OF UNITY, RENDERED IN SONG.
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Nathaniel Dett Chorale Walk Together, Children
Sun., March 8 // 8pm
The Nathaniel Dett Chorale, Canada's first professional ensemble dedicated to the creation, performance, and preservation of Afrocentric choral music of all genres, styles, and places of origin. The program will include a variety of spirituals and art songs drawn from the Chorale's extensive repertoire.
PRESENTS
Jazz at Lincoln Center Presents
Great American Crooners
Fri., March 13 // 8pm
Great American Crooners celebrates iconic voices like Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, and Bobby Darin, whose velvety tones and heartfelt serenades made them legends on stage and screen. Featuring Robbie Lee and Shenel Johns, alongside DownBeat Magazine’s #1 Rising Star Male Vocalist, Benny Benack III, the evening promises world-class talent and timeless music.
Relive classics like I’ve Got You Under My Skin, Misty, I Only Have Eyes for You, and Moon River, and enjoy incredible true stories about these legends. It’s going to be a stylish evening of timeless tunes, and world-class talent.
ticket you’ll ever need
Fireside Munsch
Sun., March 15
Fireside Munsch is a high-energy solo show that brings four of Robert Munsch’s beloved stories to life in each performance! Performed by the wildly entertaining M. John Kennedy, this hit show captures the spirit and silliness of Munsch with big laughs, bold characters, and non-stop fun for the whole family.
Each show features a different set of stories! Perfect for kids and grown-ups who grew up loving Munsch.
10:30 AM
Classic Munsch Mayhem
Enjoy four timeless favourites: Mud Puddle, Mortimer, The Paper Bag Princess, Jonathan Cleaned Up and Then He Heard a Sound
1:30 PM
Munsch Goes Wild
Get ready for more laughs with: Andrew’s Loose Tooth, Alligator Baby, Smelly Socks, and No Clean Clothes.
PRESENTS
Mike Stern Band
Sat., March 21 // 8pm
Don’t miss the chance to experience jazz guitar legend Mike Stern live!
Regarded as one of the true greats of contemporary jazz, Stern’s electrifying style, rooted in bebop, blues, and rock, have captivated audiences for decades. A former Miles Davis collaborator, Stern launched his solo career in 1985 and has since released 18 albums, earning six GRAMMY nominations. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to his music, this performance promises to showcase his incredible skill and passion. A must-see for music lovers!
MUSICIANS:
Dennis Chambers Drums
Noam Tanzer Bass
Bob Franceschini Saxophone
Leni Stern Ngoni Guitar
Compagnie de la Citadelle Kudelka/Lemieux Mix
Wed., April 1 // 8pm
Kudelka/Lemieux Mix is a triple-bill performed by Compagnie de la Citadelle, including two of James Kudelka’s most celebrated works, along with a new work by Artistic Director Laurence Lemieux.
Toi et Moi, originally commissioned by Dance Arts Institute in 2024, is a physical exploration of a female and male relationship, set to the music of Willie Lamothe, an icon of country music in Quebec.
Soudain l’Hiver Dernier, commissioned for the inaugural season of Montréal Danse in 1987, highlights the trust inherent in lifting or supporting a body. This remarkable duet by James Kudelka distills that bedrock faith.
The Man in Black, originally commissioned by BalletMet Columbus in 2010, remains one of Kudelka’s most enduring dances. Choreographed to six songs by Johnny Cash, it is an ode to the human spirit, socially congenial yet proudly independent, vulnerable yet resilient.
BRILLIANT…APPEAR(ING) IN FRESH COLOURS AND AFFORD(ING) MUCH PLEASURE.
THE SUNDAY TIMES (UK)
Cheng2 Duo
Tue., April 14 // 8pm
Rooted by a sibling bond that transcends the familial, the Cheng² Duo (pronounced Cheng Squared Duo) transfixes listeners through its impassioned expressivity and contagious joy.
Cellist Bryan Cheng, prizewinner of the 2023 Virginia Parker Prize and 2022 Prix Yves Paternot, and pianist Silvie Cheng, 2022-23 Cecilia Concerts Musician-inResidence and National Arts Club Artist Fellow, have been making music together for nearly their entire lives.
Since officially forming the Cheng² Duo at their 2011 Carnegie Weill Recital Hall debut, their artistry has left lasting impressions across the globe, with extensive tours to illustrious concert halls and international festivals throughout North America, Europe, Asia and South Africa.
In the vanguard of creative programming, Bryan and Silvie are equally committed to presenting traditional masterworks, rediscovering neglected repertoire, and championing the music of their time.
For this special evening, they will be joined by guest violinist Charlotte Thiele.
GUEST VIOLINIST CHARLOTTE THIELE
Just For Laughs is taking the show on the road and bringing its funniest alum to Markham!
Don’t miss some of the best acts from the world’s largest and most prestigious comedy festival when the 21st edition of the Just For Laughs Road Show rolls into Markham this spring!
Wed., April 22 // 8pm
Fri., April 24 // 8pm
The Men of the Deeps is a choir of working and retired coal miners from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, formed in 1966 to preserve the island's mining folklore. Their repertoire includes songs from global mining communities and Celtic traditions. Directed by Jack O'Donnell, the choir features men who have worked in mines, with ages ranging from mid-thirties to seventies. The group’s camaraderie and impactful performances create a unique connection with audiences, honoring coal miners’ legacy.
Today, the Men of the Deeps are so much more than just a singing group; they are a social institution. The camaraderie amongst the members carries over to their audiences wherever they perform.
Strange Magic –The Music of ELO
Sat., April 25 // 8pm
Celebrate 40 years of iconic hits and timeless classics from the legendary English rock band ELO, alongside the remarkable contributions of Jeff Lynne with The Beatles, George Harrison, Tom Petty, and the supergroup The Traveling Wilburys.
ELO's unique fusion of modern rock with classical influences has created a stunning musical experience, blending the energy of a rock band with the elegance of an orchestra. Featured songs include Evil Woman, Turn to Stone, Mr. Blue Sky, Don't Bring Me Down, Telephone Line, and many more.
by Ken Ludwig
When a greedy prince seizes control of England, only Robin Hood and his Merry Men (and Women!) can set things right. Packed with action, laughs, and charm, this fresh take on the classic tale is sure to hit the bullseye.
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CORP CIRCLE/SEAT $1000
OnStage Productions
SHOOTING STARS $500-$999
Alwyn Enterprise
Barb & Dave Reid
Bryan S. Katz
Dr. Terry & Mary Bryon
Joanne D. Wong
Jocelyn McPhail & Sandy Petersen
SUPER STARS $250–$499
Bill & Morven Crothers
Barbara Holmes
Carol & Gerald Knowles
Dean Moratz and Janice Franklin
Kamal & Michael Lee
Ann Schwemler
Brian & Donna Reeve
Cindy Breslin-Carere & George Carere
Dave & Jo-Anne Blinn
Denise & Andy Chong
Erma Collins
Mayur Bhagani
Marzia Del Bianco
Marla David
Mary Haffey
Nilesh & Lucie Hathi
Sandy & Jim Koteles
Sonya & David Murphy
SHINING STARS $150–$249
Gordon & Elaine McInnis
Harrie & Elizabeth Cleveland
Harry Tonogai
Holo Devnani
Jean Cuthbertson
Jim & Joanne Stewart
Leroy D'Cunha
STAR GAZER $75–$149
Susan Heim & Winfried Heim
Stan & Mary Janes
Zoë Christidis & Endell Mell
John and Cheryl Flint
Colleen Conway
Frank & Sharon Fazzari
Tracy & Steve Fretz
Jeremy Gibbens
Robert & Angela Grattage
Dawn Johnson
Michael Jordache & Ingrid Feder
Deborah & Joseph Kimber
Frank & Mary Ruth Leone
Lenny Liscio
Marianne MacBride
Mike Mandel
Marilyn & John Williams
Mary Bell & William Graber
Mr. & Mrs. G.H. Punky Boyle
Ted & Lynda Langdon
Ted & Val Pike W. Inkpen
Winnifred Ng
Thomas Plant & Diane Birffa
Larry & Trish Pollock
Vivelinda Ribau
Nancy Shim
Soraya Shokrai
Karen Sibbald
Stouffville Traditional Chinese Medicine Center
Christine Sutherland
Nancy & Paul Wood
THEATRE TEAM
Acting General Manager Scott Hill
Acting Business & Rental Manager
Maxwell Silva-Chappell
Production & Facility Manager
Andrew Rosenfarb
Client Services Coordinator
Claire Acott
Discovery Program Coordinator
Alan Kinsella
Senior Technical Supervisor
Chris MacBride
Senior Technician
Vince Rotondi
Theatre Technician
Jadon Pascal Van Alphen
Peter Abbott
Business Coordinator
Helen Mah
Marketing & Box Office Coordinator
Danielle Grattage
Marketing Lead
Kayla van Zon
Marketing & Box Office Assistant
Maggie Ho
Administrative Clerk
Siobhain Fray
Box Office
Karen Zita
Maintenance Assistant
Gary Restoule
ADVISORY BOARD
Srinka Wallia, Chair
Sophia Sun, Vice Chair
Phoenix Financial
Michael Chen
YRDSB Trustee
Dawn Donaldson
University Health Network
Brad Fletcher
The Village Grocer
Anne Gilligan
Weins Auto Group
Regional Councillor Jim Jones
Ken MacDonald
Short Street Media
Brent Matthews
Retired, Acting Principal
Larry Matthews
Dr. Reddy’s
Ronald Minken
Minken Employment Lawyers
Richard Morales M.Eng., P.Eng
Music Producer, Agent and Composer
Susie Nunes
Unionville High School
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