Ballet Jorgen du Canada once again presents their very Canadian version of the Nutcracker. Choreographed by Bengt Jorgen to Tchaikovsky's timeless music, The Nutcracker: A Canadian Tradition is a visual feast that features over 100 costumes, and backdrops comprised of well-known 20th Century artworks. Among the usual cavalcade of mice and tin soldiers, expect to see a few Mounties and lumberjacks.

Gerry brings his newest stand-up tour, Funny You Should Say That, to you. The former schoolteacher-turned-comedian has conquered Canadian television with his aptly named sitcom Mr. D, about a quirky schoolteacher, along with his hosting gig on Family Feud Canada, and more. Despite entering the comedy scene later than most comics, he draws upon his real-world experiences as a former phys-ed teacher, sharing signature stories about the absurdities of leading a private school classroom and growing up as the son of Scottish immigrant parents, which have endeared him to millions. He also touches on marriage, fatherhood, and the complexities of modern life.

Candian-born blues rocker Colin James returns to the road with his distinctive, gravel-toned vocals and his catalog of nearly 20 albums. First bursting onto the scene in the 80s, James can go from country-tinged folk to blues anthems at the click of a finger. You had best wear your favorite foot-tapping shoes because you're going to be doing it all night!

Since winning the Best Newcomer Award for her debut solo show 'Sarah Millican's Not Nice' at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Sarah quickly became a household name. Now, on her seventh international tour, Bobby Dazzler, she'll cover everything from smear tests and throwing poo over a wall to flotation tanks and how to lose weight off the tip of your finger. She truly covers all avenues of life! Make sure you bring tissues, because you'll be laughing until you cry when she brings her 'Late Bloomer' tour to you!