BRUCE DOW – The Heart is a Strange Invention

with Mark Selby on piano.

Pour a glass of wine, light a candle, and join Broadway, Stratford, Dora Award winning actor/singer BRUCE DOW with pianist/TV Producer MARK SELBY, as they explore the unique nature of love!

This is a special offer to our audiences in honour of Valentine’s Day!  Something special just for you, or perhaps you want to also gift it to someone — while we all weather the storm!

The show is approximately 45 minutes in length.  We will also be offering some special food and beverage ideas so you can really make a celebration of this special event.

Please also note that when you purchase a link you can watch it live at 7pm on February 12th or whenever you like as we will keep the show up till February 16th!

Prices:

Single Links $20 + HST

Household Links $30 +HST

Special Rate for Arts Workers $15 +HST

A super way to celebrate the month of love!

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We are thrilled to be featuring our talented friend, Mr. Bruce Dow!

Bruce Dow is best known for his 5 featured roles on Broadway including his Broadway debut in Jane Eyre, The Music Man, Anything Goes, King Herod in the 2012 Tony-nominated revival of Jesus Christ Superstar and as Paul Burrell in Diana (now showing on Netflix).  He has performed 12 seasons in leading roles at The Stratford Festival and has 2 Dora Mavor Moore Awards for his work at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre (the world’s oldest and longest running 2SLGBTQIA+ theatre company).  TV appearances include: The Strain, Anne with an “E”, Murdoch Mysteries, and Rick Mercer Reports.  He is also well known for his cartoon voices which include: MAX, Total Drama Island; and Sir Topham Hat on Thomas & Friends.  His solo jazz recordings are available on Apple Music and Spotify. 

Bruce will be accompanied by the talented Mark Selby, who is often found at the piano as a musical director and accompanist for cabarets, shows, auditions, and workshops.  As a TV producer Mark’s latest project, the documentary Oscar Peterson: Black + White, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.  It can be seen on Crave, alongside his 2020 project, Howie Mandel: But Enough About Me.