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Performing Arts Hamilton is home to the fourth largest opera company in the country, Opera Hamilton. The city is also known for music from classical, with the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra and concerts at the Hamilton Conservatory for the Arts and McMaster University to jazz, with the Hamilton All-Star Jazz Band to country to seasonal music festivals such as the Boris Brott summer and fall festivals to the Music at Fieldcote summer season to concerts at Hamilton Place and Copps Coliseum to the new-age club scene. Hamilton also has tremendous theatre. From world-class productions at Theatre Aquarius, to productions at the Players Guild, Hamilton Theatre Inc. and local theatre groups, there is a play on in Hamilton almost at any time! Melanie Doane
Jul 10 2008 to Jul 10 2008
Last Night At The Proms
Jul 19 2008 to Jul 19 2008
Jully Black
Jul 24 2008 to Jul 24 2008
Performing at The Studio at Hamilton Place @ 8:p.m. Tickets available at the Copps Coliseum Box Office, online at Ticketmaster.ca or by phone at 905-527-7666 Visit websiteShrine Circus
Jul 29 2008 to Jul 29 2008
Def Leppard
Aug 06 2008 to Aug 06 2008
This concert had been re-scheduled from April 13, 2008. Tickets purchased for the April 13 date will be honoured on this new date. Visit websiteMiss Saigon
Aug 07 2008 to Aug 09 2008
The summer student program at Theatre Aquarius will culminate with this spectacular summer musical. Visit websiteMiss Saigon
Aug 14 2008 to Aug 17 2008
The summer student program at Theatre Aquarius will culminate with this spectacular summer musical. Visit websiteNancy Rancourt
Aug 16 2008 to Aug 16 2008
Cirque Saltimbanco
Aug 27 2008 to Aug 31 2008
Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra Presents "Stairway To Heaven"
Sep 13 2008 to Sep 13 2008
James Sommerville opens the 2008-09 HPO Season with a concert both spiritual and spectacular. Nathalie Paulin, one of Canada’s finest young sopranos, appears in Gustav Mahler’s radiant Fourth Symphony. One of Mozart’s last symphonies (No. 39) adds a familiar beauty to the programme, which opens with an energetic showpiece by rising young Canadian composer Kelly-Marie Murphy, “And so be changed to lightning in the end”. Visit website |
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