All The City's A Stage: THE MUSICAL STAGE COMPANY at Toronto Public Library - Beaches Branch

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Join us for All The City's A Stage at Toronto Public Library branches during Ontario Culture Days! All The City's A Stage will be highlighting select Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts member companies to bring live-performance to your neighbourhoods. Bring a blanket/chair and your face mask for this OUTDOOR Pop-Up Performance, sit back, and enjoy the free show. All ages, everyone welcome!

- Live, in-person Pop-Up Performance

- Advanced registration not required, but recommended

- All COVID-19 protocols are in effect

- Audience members are asked to keep 2 metres of physical distance

- Wearing a face mask is recommended where 2 metres of physical distance cannot be kept

- Outdoor event, weather dependent

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The Musical Stage Company is Canada’s leading charitable musical theatre company. Established in 2004, we strive to make Canada a leader in musical theatre by telling our most important stories with music. We believe it’s better with music.

Dillan Chiblow, a winner of The Musical Stage Company's 2020-21 Syd & Shirley Banks Prize, presents selections from BAAPII ROHO a passionate cabaret performance. BAAPII ROHO is a deep and disruptive dive into the joy of an artist, showcasing the power of musical storytelling and musical theatre. BAAPII ROHO was originally conceived and created by: Dillan Chiblow, Germaine Konji, Alicia Barban, Landon Doak, Joey Lau, Fiona Sauder, Vanessa Sears, and Olivia Shortt with the support of Chris Tsujiuchi (MD) and Haneul Yi (musician) as a part of The Musical Stage Company's 2021 RBC Apprentice & Banks Prize Creator's Project.

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All The City's A Stage

All The City's A Stage is produced by the Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts (TAPA). TAPA is a leading arts service organization in Toronto that represents 92 professional theatre, dance, and opera organizations and is the proud producer of the Dora Mavor Moore Awards, which recognizes excellence on Toronto stages.

TAPA also runs the popular hipTIX program, which offers $5 tickets for students, making sure that theatre, dance, and opera in Toronto is accessible to youth.