Entertainment

On Saturday, April 9, the Prince Rupert Concert Society presented one of the final concerts of the season, Viennese Promenade with the Quebec Viennese Music Society.

Students from Prince Rupert Secondary School and Charles Hays Secondary School hit the stage and showcased their talents at the Lester Centre of the Arts all day on Friday, holding the annual Fine Arts Revue.

Writer and poet Stephen Collins presented a large group of Charles Hays Secondary students a reading and explanation of how to get into the professional writing field last week as part of the Writer in Residence program.

The jazz quintet, the cookers jammed in front of a full house at the Tom Rooney Playhouse on Sunday night.

Actors perform the play Alberta Tarzans: The Musical at the Tom Rooney Playhouse on Friday night. The play is written to mock the Enbridge pipeline project, and features an Enbridge executive who tries to defend the project in the face of some skeptical wildlife.

The Cruise Task Force is starting the annual undertaking of finding entertainment to help keep cruise ship passengers interested in Prince Rupert during ship’s stop here.

This year the Lester Centre of the Arts will be bringing back the Missoula Children’s Theatre to put on a production that will include over 50 children and teens from the community acting on stage.

The North Coast Performers Society is presenting Toronto-based jazz band The Cookers, who will have audiences dancing in their seats during their April 3 performance at the Tom Rooney Playhouse.

Harry Manx plays the Lester Centre of the Arts during his performance on Saturday night.