Skip to content
HighOnCity Ottawa
→ ART, STAGE, SCREEN, SOUND, STYLE

Culture — Page 6

125D AGO

Fringe 2026: The Syllabus explores media, identity, and happiness

Michael Gougis transforms his university classroom into theatre, inviting audiences to reflect on how modern culture shapes who we are.

126D AGO

Iron Cabaret's Legends brings D&D mythology to the pole

Undulating gods, silks, and hoops—The Iron Cabaret's D&D-inspired show runs through June 27 at the Gladstone, with $33,000 raised for...

126D AGO

Fringe 2026: Fekko's wheelchair story is a quest for life

Solo storyteller Karin Fekko delivers a candid saga of MS, betrayal, and lust in 'Who's Gonna Push Your Wheelchair?' at ODD Box through June 27.

126D AGO

Wayward Improv's murder mystery is chaotic comedy gold

All Fall Down at Studio 2201 is an unpredictable Agatha Christie takedown where every night is different. Tickets $14.

127D AGO

Alexander Shelley's Final Weeks as National Arts Orchestra Director

The conductor, who ends his tenure at Canada's National Arts Centre Orchestra, commissioned 50+ works from Canadian composers — a legacy...

127D AGO

Mom Jokes Proves Parenting Is Comedy Gold

Two local comedians turn the chaos of raising kids into laugh-out-loud material, celebrating moms as some of the funniest people in the room.

127D AGO

Tymisha Harris Channels Black Icons in Fringe Hit

A Cabaret of Legends celebrates the voices and resilience of Ella Fitzgerald, Josephine Baker, and Tina Turner, blending celebration...

127D AGO

Roxanne Lafleur's pandemic reflections on display at NAC

Free exhibition explores artist's isolation walks along the Rideau Canal through photographs and bilingual wordplay.

129D AGO

Art House Café cancels AI event after artist backlash

The Centretown venue reversed course on hosting a monthly AI meetup after fierce pushback from its creative community.

129D AGO

Ottawa Fringe returns with 62 shows this week at Arts Court

The 29th season is underway with comedies, dramas, musicals, improv, and puppetry. Three contributors share what draws them back to...

130D AGO

Th'owxiya review: Indigenous design carries a meandering tale

The Kwantlen First Nation play opened at the National Arts Centre with stunning costumes and set pieces that outshone the narrative.

130D AGO

Apt613's 17th birthday bash celebrated community, collaboration

The creative publication marked two decades with a six-hour party at FONO featuring music, raffles, and vendors.