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Guilt (A Love Story) @ Tarragon Theatre
2024-02-06 - 2024-03-04 | Tarragon Theatre, 30 Bridgman Ave, Toronto, ON, Canada
An all-new play about pathos; the “unshakable monster that is guilt,” and the things we’re not supposed to talk about.
Guilt (A Love Story) is a deep dive into a complex, uncomfortable, and highly human feeling. A state of being that most of us, especially parents, wrestle with inelegantly. Focusing on Flacks’ personal odyssey Guilt brings the perspective of a self-sacrificing Jewish mother who becomes the instigator of a family’s dissolution. Societal effects, causes and casualties and the feeling that we have when we’ve profoundly hurt others. This exploration may not pull punches, but don’t worry, it’s accompanied by laughs – because how else do we get through anything?
Diane Flacks returns to Tarragon Theatre with Guilt (A Love Story), her fifth one-woman show.

George St. Kitts @ Markham Jazzlicious WinterFest
2024-02-06 20:00 - 2024-02-10 22:30 (America/Toronto) | Rouge River Brewing Company, 50 Bullock Dr #8, Markham, ON, L3P 3P2
Born in Guyana, South America, George St. Kitts has been singing since he was three, performing vocals leading him to a dazzling lifetime entertainment career as singer, show and festival producer throughout the Toronto, Canada, the States and the U.K. Founder of St. Kitts Music Inc., writer-producer George was twice nominated for Canadian Juno awards in Best R&B/Soul category in 1993 for ‘All I Need’ from his “SLAM” album and 1996 title from “Never Stop” album. In 2008 George released his first live big band jazz album entitled “A Lot of Livin’ To Do” proving his talent and showmanship are nothing less than world-class. This album receives worldwide play. In March of 2016 George St Kitts Band was the house Band for the Canadian Screen Actors Award.
A consummate entertainer, giving stellar performances for the long-running Broadway musical “The Lion King,” and playing Sammy Davis Jr. in “The Rat Pack”; George also founded the Motown Boys, the Love Train Revue Show celebrating Black History Month; the Sounds of Motown and the Aurora jazz+ Festival all under the umbrella of St. Kitts Music. This versatile vocalist/producer delights audiences nationwide. He supports his community, local charities and artists.

All reservations will require an additional minimum purchase of $35 on Food & Beverage per person at the venue with the option to select the $65 Pre-Fixed Featured Jazzlicious Menu curated by the Chef (Tax and Gratuity not included).
