Manitoba’s
hottest shows,
coolest festivals
and biggest
museums
High drama at the
Royal Winnipeg Ballet
ARTS & CULTURE
A Full Dance Card
The Royal Winnipeg Ballet
kicks of its 2017/18 season
with a tale of whimsical
castles, fantastic creatures
and the triumph of good
over evil. Choreographed by
Tony Award winner Twyla
Tharp, The Princess & The
Goblin (Sept. 27–Oct. 1)
appeals to dance lovers of
all ages. Expect fanciful
costumes and supernatural
storytelling. Other epic
productions coming this
season are: The Nutcracker
(Dec. 21–30), Anastasia
(Feb. 2), The Sleeping
Beauty (Feb. 28–March 4),
Carmina Burana (May 2–6),
Spotlight (May 24–26) and
On the Edge (June 6–8).
CAA members save on
tickets, rwb.org (promo
code CAARWB)
Swing with the King
Combine the silliness of
TV’s Bewitched and the
hip-shaking moves of the
King to get Bewitching
Elvis, the latest quirky
comedy from Celebrations
Dinner Theatre. The show
imagines a world where
friendly witch Samantha
Stephens nose-twitches her
way to partying