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FUSE in Concert features a series of new works created by participants and faculty during the FUSE residency.

Working in small ensembles, participants collaborate with faculty from multiple artistic disciplines to create 10-15 minute works. Each group draws on a unique combination of music, storytelling, movement, video, projection, and physical performance, resulting in a program that reflects the residency’s inspired and diverse creative environment.

Rooted in improvisation and collaboration, these works highlight FUSE’s emphasis on accessing creative flow and pushing beyond conventional concert formats. This presentation offers a glimpse into new artistic possibilities, shaped through collective creation and cross-disciplinary exchange.

Faculty artists contributing to the program include:

John De Lancie (actor, narrator)
Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser (conductor, program director)
Malo Lacroix (projection artist)
Bridie Hooper (aerialist)
Isabella Diaz and Keaton Hentoff-Killian (circus artists)
Laura Hickli (video artist, musician)
Alex Clark (composer, arranger, musician)

Faculty of Fuse (top to bottom, left to right): John de Lancie, Keaton Hentoff‑Killian, Isabella Diaz, Malo Lacroix, Laura Hickli, Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser, Alex Clark, and Bridie Hooper.
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A presentation of short interdisciplinary works created by FUSE participants and faculty, combining music, movement, storytelling, and visual elements.
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This casual, open session offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative processes unfolding during FUSE, a residency centred on experimentation, collaboration, and artistic play.

Participants and faculty will share how ideas are being tested, shaped, and reimagined throughout the program, with reflections on improvisation, collaboration, and finding creative flow. Rather than a formal performance, this workshop functions as an artist talk, an opportunity to hear directly from the artists about what they are exploring, questioning, and discovering in the studio.

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An informal artist talk where FUSE participants and faculty share what they are exploring, questioning, and discovering in the studio.
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The 51st festival in Banff from Oct. 31 - Nov. 8 brings stories of adventure and exploration from around the world to Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity in Banff, Alberta. The festival features guest speakers, films from around the world, mountains of free events including talks, exhibitions, and the Festival Marketplace. 

This year's festival features 83 films from 16 countries! 
Explore the film lineup and browse the schedule to plan your nine epic days in Banff. 

Early Bird Online Film Passes now on sale. 

 

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The 51st Festival in Banff from Oct. 31 - Nov. 8 brings stories of adventure and exploration from around the world. Get tickets now.
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The 51st Festival in Banff from Oct. 31 - Nov. 8.
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After the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival's keynote event Sarah Hueniken, Ines Papert – and Films, on November 6 at 7:30 p.m., keep the party going in CLVB ’33 with a special guest performance from Colorado's favourite "campfire folk" group A Brother’s Fountain. 

A Brother’s Fountain is the perfect group of mountain junky musicians to raise a glass with. Their sound is a refreshing take on folk rock and Americana, infusing their music with the raw authenticity of life's extraordinary moments in nature, with friends, and in the pursuit of adventure. From rowdy anthems to reflective sing-alongs, their songs resonate with themes of nature, friendship, and the pursuit of adventure. At the heart of their sound lies the trademark "gang vocals" that invite listeners to join in the chorus, creating an immersive experience that feels like gathering around a crackling campfire with old friends.

This rag-tag crew of best buds and mountain junkies (river guides, backpackers, cyclists, skiers, etc...) started their music journey busking on the streets of Old Town Fort Collins, Colorado. Now you’ll find the group playing their music while floating down rivers, camping in the mountains, or at various venues across the West. Embracing the power of music and the power of outdoor adventure is A Brother's Fountain's entire ethos; as their song says, "Get Your Ass Outside"!

This is exactly the subject of the film Only Music // Snake River, which chronicles the group as they trade concert stages for river currents, embarking on a multi-day journey down Colorado's Snake River with little more than their instruments and a shared willingness to connect. Along the way, music becomes a universal language, breaking down barriers, sparking unexpected encounters, and revealing the generosity of strangers in wild places.

Only Music // Snake River will screen on November 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the Margaret Greenham Theatre at Banff Centre, as part of the 2026 Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival. Catch the film and celebrate with this post-screening after-party in CLVB '33 with the band, live! 

Don't miss this festival after-party in CLVB ’33, where you can get a drink (alcoholic or non), fuel on light snacks, and connect with your fellow mountain culture lovers.  

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Keep the festival stoke going with A Brother's Fountain after the film screening of Only Music // Snake River
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A Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival After-Party
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Sold out from Edinburgh to the Barbican, touring from Boston and now to Banff, Teatro La Plaza's humorous, superbly fresh Hamlet is set to make January 29th a unique, playful night of theatre. 

Banff Centre Presents Hamlet, written and directed by Chela De Ferrari. De Ferarri on the production: "The play shifts from comedy to tragedy and back without the slightest condescension, freed from any tearful, pathetic, or romantic perspective.”

This bold and joyful reimagining of Shakespeare’s production irresistibly pulls people into its orbit. Performed by eight actors with Down syndrome, the experience is funny, moving, and infectiously engaging. 
 

“Oozes charm, humour, and imagination” — The Guardian


Performance Details

A group of neurodivergent actors takes the stage to share their desires and frustrations through a freeform version of Hamlet. The play meshes Shakespeare’s text with the experience of living with Down syndrome, starting with the famous line "To be, or not to be..." The play considers what it means "to be" for people who have been historically excluded from society. What value and meaning do they have today in a world where efficiency, production capacity, and unattainable models of consumption and beauty are the paradigm of the human being? Premiered at Teatro La Plaza in Lima in 2019 and since touring worldwide, the performance invites audiences to reflect on identity, inclusion, and what it means “to be.”

Supported by: 

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Actor wearing a gold crown and yellow T-shirt performs in front of a green armchair, surrounded by projected portraits in Teatro La Plaza’s Hamlet.
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See Teatro La Plaza’s acclaimed reimagining of Hamlet on January 29 at Banff Centre’s Jenny Belzberg Theatre. In Spanish with English surtitles.
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All ages welcome 
Performed in Spanish with English surtitles. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this concert for all ages?

Yes. Hamlet at Banff Centre is open to all ages.

 

 

Is seating assigned or general admission?

Seating for Hamlet is assigned. Your seat will be selected when you purchase your ticket.

 

 

How long is the performance?

The expected performance length for Hamlet is approximately 1 hour 35 minutes, no interval. Performance times are approximate and may be subject to change.

Where can I park?

Paid parking is available on Banff Centre’s campus. We recommend arriving early to allow enough time to park and make your way to the venue. Please visit our Maps & Directions page to locate the closest parking area to the venue.

To pay for parking, download the HONK app and follow the on-screen instructions. Select “Event” to access a flat event rate.
If you plan to dine on campus, you qualify for three hours of free parking. When you arrive at Banff Centre, please talk to staff at Maclab Bistro, Le Café, or Vistas Dining, who can validate your parking.

Find out more about our parking policies

Is the venue accessible?

Accessible seating at the Jenny Belzberg Theatre is available and can be selected directly when purchasing tickets online.

These seats are clearly identified during the ticket booking process. If you need assistance or have specific seating requirements, the Box Office is happy to help! Please contact us in advance so we can ensure the best possible arrangement for your visit.

Where can I eat before the show?

Make a night of it with dinner or drinks at Maclab Bistro, or enjoy spectacular wrap-around views of the surrounding mountain ranges at Vista Dining Room. Both are conveniently located on the Banff Centre campus. We recommend allowing plenty of time to dine before the performance.

Explore dining options

Can I stay overnight at Banff Centre?

Yes. Accommodation is available right on campus, making it easy to turn your concert experience into a Banff getaway. 

Explore accommodation.

Creative Team and Cast

Creative Team

Chela De Ferrari Writer and Director 
Jonathan Oliveros, Claudia Tangoa and Luis Alberto León Associate directors & Playwrights 
Mirella Carbone Choreographer 
Lucho Soldevilla Filmmaker 
Jesús Reyes Lighting Designer 

 

Octavio Bernaza

Octavio Bernaza was born on March 6, 1995. From the age of 17 days, he received early developmental support with the active participation of his parents and brother. At 15 months, he began preschool at Kallpa, and at age seven, he enrolled at Colegio Los Reyes Rojos, where he completed his secondary education.

He began swimming at four months old and became a freestyle swimming champion at the 2010 Pan American Games in Puerto Rico. At age 10, he began taking tennis lessons and competing in internal championships.

After graduating from high school, he completed a hairstyling course while working weekends as a waiter at his family’s restaurant. From 2014 to 2017, he took dance classes at D1 and won national championships in group salsa and partner bachata. At the 2017 Latin International Dance Cup in Orlando, he won the group salsa competition and placed second in partner bachata.

In 2016, he worked as an assistant to Peru’s Minister of Labour. From late 2016 until February 2018, he worked part-time at Saga Falabella while continuing to dance. In 2018, he began working full-time at his family’s restaurant before moving to a position at the Holiday Inn.

In 2019, Bernaza joined the cast of Hamlet. Since then, he has appeared in more than 160 performances across 33 cities and 11 countries, including engagements at the Festival d’Automne à Paris and the Edinburgh International Festival.

Lucas Demarchi

Lucas Demarchi was born in Buenos Aires on October 25, 2000. Known for his cheerful nature, he greets everyone as though they were already friends. He began receiving early developmental support at 15 days old.

While living in Córdoba, Demarchi participated in competitive swimming. He attended a mainstream school until age 12, when he moved to Peru and enrolled at Kallpa, a school for people with disabilities. There, he participated in sports, theatre, singing, and dance. He has also designed stage sets and costumes, studied cooking at Instituto Columbia, and appeared in a production at Liberarte Talleres Especiales.

After six years in Peru, Demarchi returned to Argentina just as rehearsals for Hamlet began. He continued travelling regularly to Lima to rehearse. He loves dancing and has performed on the street, passing a hat for contributions. He has also competed in the Special Olympics in Lima.

Demarchi plans to study psychology at university. A resourceful and creative person, he can make something from even the simplest materials.

In 2019, Demarchi joined the cast of Hamlet. Since then, he has appeared in more than 160 performances across 33 cities and 11 countries, including engagements at the Festival d’Automne à Paris and the Edinburgh International Festival.

Jaime Cruz

Jaime Cruz is 24 years old and has had a deep passion for sports, technology, and theater from a young age. He joined Kallpa and later attended Colegio Champagnat, where he completed his studies. He worked as an assistant at the Ministry of Labor and studied computer science. He later worked as a waiter at the Crown Plaza Hotel. Since the age of five, Jaime has been involved in swimming, serving as the captain of his team and winning the national butterfly stroke championship at the Special Olympics. He has takenworkshops at Teatro La Plaza and traveled to Colombia and New York, where he represented the Peruvian Down Syndrome Society at various conferences. Jaime is also an advocate for the rights of people with disabilities and is involved in organizations like Liberarte, Retos, and Best Buddies. In the past year, he has been working at Starbucks, honing his work and customer service skills. Jaime enjoys playing basketball, football, practicing yoga, going to the theater, watching Peruvian films, reading, and spending time with his friends. In 2019, he was called as an actor in the play Hamlet and since then has performed more than 160 shows in 33 cities and 11 countries around the world, including events such as the Paris Autumn Festival and the Edinburgh International Festival. 

Manuel García

Manuel García was born on December 9, 1992. At the age of 15 days, he met Dr. Elba Zúñiga, who guided his parents in how to enhance his capabilities, starting a routine of continuous learning. He also received psychomotor therapy and reading therapy at the Centro Médico Peruano Japonés. At six years old, he enrolled in CEBE San Juan Bosco, where he studied with friends with different abilities and participated in various theater performances, which sparked his passion for theater. At 10, he transferred to CEBE Santa Teresa de Couderd, where he learned about baking. He studied electronic organ and reached an advanced level. He also studied kung fu at the Club Peruano Chino, earning a red belt with a star. He met Professor Jonathan Oliveros, who taught him musical theater, and he continues to be his student at the Liberarte Theater School. In 2019, he was called as an actor in the play Hamlet and since then has performed more than 160 shows in 33 cities and 11 countries around the world, including events such as the Paris Autumn Festival and the Edinburgh International Festival. 

Diana Gutiérrez

Diana Gutiérrez was born on January 11, 1990, at the Almenara Hospital, as the youngest of six siblings. From a young age, she received many therapies in various centers. She completed primary school until the age of 16 at an inclusive school and finished her alternative basic education at 20. Since childhood, she practiced swimming, aerobics, and dance, and she studied computer science at 24. She attended the Himawari Center, where she received work training. She joined the Peruvian Down Syndrome Society (SPSD) and participated in a Life Project workshop. She had her first job at the REPSOL Santa  María gas station as a store assistant and later worked as a messenger for the UNDP. Diana is currently a self-manager at SPSD. In 2019, she was called as an actress in the play Hamlet and since then has performed more than 160 shows in 33 cities and 11 countries around the world, including events such as the Paris Autumn Festival and the Edinburgh International Festival.

Cristina León Barandiarán

Cristina León Barandiarán has extensive work experience in different areas, having worked in merchandising at a jewelry store, as an assistant swimming instructor, and as an intern at the municipal library in Miraflores. She is currently training in shot put, a sport she loves because it relaxes her and makes her feel good about herself. Cristina's goal is to reach the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, and she believes she will achieve it. She has also taken singing, painting, and theater classes, particularly excelling in acting workshops at Teatro sin Límite. Over the past year, she has been working at Starbucks, where she is further developing her professional skills. Her hobbies include watching horror films, romantic dramas, anything related to the paranormal, and her two great passions: anime and having deep conversations with someone very special to her. In 2019, she was called as an actress in the play Hamlet and since then has performed more than 160 shows in 33 cities and 11 countries around the world, including events such as the Paris Autumn Festival and the Edinburgh International Festival.

Álvaro Toledo

Álvaro Toledo is an actor born on October 7, 2000. He is part of the Liberarte Talleres Especiales family. He attended Kallpa and then Colegio Los Reyes Rojos, where he won the 2013, 2017, and 2018 floral games and became the champion in black dance. He has worked as a waiter at the Marina kiosk and also in the school library. He is a black belt in karate and trains tennis every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. In 2015, he won the swimming championship at the Terrazas club. He studied photography at the Peruvian Down Syndrome Society. He enjoys painting and has sold several paintings to the Hamlet family. Álvaro loves singing "Despacito" at home while watching YouTube. He also enjoys organizing small, medium, and large parties, going to the movies with his Hamlet friends and those from his high school. His favorite series and movies are El Chavo del Ocho, Descendants, The Lion King, Shrek, and Kung Fu Panda. In 2019, he was called as an actor in theplay Hamlet and since then has performed more than 160 shows in 33 cities and 11 countries around the world, including events such as the Paris Autumn Festival and the Edinburgh International Festival. 

Ximena Rodríguez

Ximena Rodríguez was born on June 25, 1999, in perfect health. She has an older brother and a younger sister. She attended a regular preschool and later completed her secondary studies. She participated in the soap opera Girasoles para Lucía when she was only days old and also took part in several school performances. She played the role of Juliet in the play Romeo and Juliet during primary school. This year, she recorded a commercial for the Universidad Peruana de Ciencias. Ximena has always loved dancing, especially traditional dances and reggaeton. She took ballet classes until she was eight, after which she started modern dance lessons. At the age of 14, she enrolled in reggaeton classes. At 12, she participated in a race at the Special Olympics, held at the AELU club, and competed in swimming for OMAPED of Pueblo Libre in 2017. In her free time, she creates choreographies and dances, which is her favorite pastime. Over the past year, she has been working at Starbucks, where she has continued to build her customer service skills. In 2019, she was called as an actress in the play Hamlet and since then has performed more than 160 shows in 33 cities and 11 countries around the world, including events such as the Paris Autumn Festival and the Edinburgh International Festival. 

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Jan. 29 | 7:30 PM | Jenny Belzberg Theatre
Description

 

On December 16, award-winning chanteuse Meow Meow brings her holiday spectacular, Feline Festive, to the Jenny Belzberg Theatre as part of her North American tour. Featuring a superb live band and music ranging from jazzy vintage showbiz and Weimar-era gems to French chanson, this witty and theatrical Cabaret is a tonic for the season—and a joyous reminder to celebrate being alive. Tickets are now on sale! 

“The chanteuse brilliantly embodies a new kind of performance art.”— The New Yorker 
“…she’s an entertainer of force and finesse and this is a cracking show, bittersweet in places, magical in others.” —The Stage 

Performance Description

Enter the glorious world of International Chanteuse and Comedienne Extraordinaire Meow Meow these holidaze with her unique brand of holiday hilarity and musical mayhem. Let Festive Feline wrap you in musical wonder, peals of laughter, and ridiculous audience encounters that are wildly engaging! A rollicking tonic for trying times, Feline Festive will fill you with childhood wonder again, and rekindle the true spirit of the holidays—sparkling good will and joy to the world! Come one, come all! It’s time to celebrate being alive!!

 

Supported by: 

Canada Council for the Arts Logo
AFA Logo

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This December 16, award-winning chanteuse Meow Meow brings her holiday spectacular Cabaret, Feline Festive, to the Jenny Belzberg Theatre stage
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No
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this concert for all ages?

Yes. Meow Meow Cabaret at Banff Centre is open to all ages. 

Is seating assigned or general admission?

Seating for the Meow Meow is assigned. Your seat will be selected when you purchase your ticket.

How long is the performance?

Meow Meow Cabaret performance is 90 minutes, with no interval.

Where can I park?

Paid parking is available on Banff Centre’s campus. We recommend arriving early to allow enough time to park and make your way to the venue. Please visit our Maps & Directions page to locate the closest parking area to the venue.

To pay for parking, download the HONK app and follow the on-screen instructions. Select “Event” to access a flat event rate.
If you plan to dine on campus, you qualify for three hours of free parking. When you arrive at Banff Centre, please talk to staff at Maclab Bistro, Le Café, or Vistas Dining, who can validate your parking.

Find out more about our parking policies

If you need assistance or have specific seating requirements, the Box Office is happy to help! Please contact us in advance so we can ensure the best possible arrangement for your visit.

Where can I eat before the show?

Make a night of it with dinner or drinks at Maclab Bistro, or enjoy spectacular wrap-around views of the surrounding mountain ranges at Vista Dining Room. Both are conveniently located on the Banff Centre campus. We recommend allowing plenty of time to dine before the performance.

Explore dining options

Can I stay overnight at Banff Centre?

Yes. Accommodation is available right on campus, making it easy to turn your concert experience into a Banff getaway. 
Enjoy a special hotel offer up to 30% Off. 
Use Code: BOXRM

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Dec. 16 | 7:30 PM | Jenny Belzberg Theatre
Description

 

BOOM X, a Kidoons and WYRD Production, in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective. 

Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity presents BOOM X on December 12, an explosive solo multimedia performance written, directed, and performed by acclaimed Canadian artist Rick Miller. Developed with assistance from Banff Centre, the show blends theatre, storytelling, music, and technology as Miller transforms into more than 100 characters, taking audiences on a rapid-fire journey through the culture, politics, and defining events of Generation X from 1970 to 1995. Get Tickets Now. 

“Stunning… A marvellous mashup of media, verbatim theatre, jukebox musical and autobiographical confession” — The Globe and Mail
“A one-man show mastera… A multimedia showcase of Rick Miller’s incredibly unique ability to bring all this pop culture to life” —CBC News
“4 Stars… An immensely entertaining, high energy magic carpet ride with a real genie for a tour guide” —Calgary Herald

Performance Description

In January of 2019, Kidoons' Rick Miller followed up his hit show BOOM with BOOM X (Part 2), the GenX sequel that spans the years 1970-1995. It’s the second in a trilogy of solo multimedia performances, which collectively span 75 years of music, culture, and events on our planet. BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ‘69, and takes us all the way to 1995, when the internet began to dominate our lives. Over the course of 100 minutes, Miller plays over 100 colourful characters from the days of disco, the oil crisis, Watergate, the Cold War, video games, punk rock, the (second) British Invasion, and more.   

Supported by: 

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Colorful, psychedelic deisng of a man throwing is guitar on the floor for performance BOOM X
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Banff Centre Presents BOOM X on December 12, an explosive solo multimedia performance written, directed, and performed by acclaimed Canadian artist Rick Miller.
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No
Free
No
Donation
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Banff Centre Artist/Practicum/Staff Only
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Licensed
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Content warning: some flashing lights, loud noises and gunshot effects. This play touches on themes including sexism, racism, and homophobia. It includes mature language, and some historical and racialized epithets

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this concert for all ages?

Yes. BOOM X at Banff Centre is open to all ages with a content warning: some flashing lights, loud noises and gunshot effects. This play touches on themes including sexism, racism, and homophobia. It includes mature language, and some historical and racialized epithets

 

 

Is seating assigned or general admission?

Seating for the BOOM X is assigned. Your seat will be selected when you purchase your ticket.

 

 

How long is the performance?

The performance is approximately 100 minutes, subject to change.

Where can I park?

Parking is available on the Banff Centre campus. We recommend arriving early to allow enough time to park and make your way to the venue. Please visit our Maps & Directions page to locate the closest lot or parking garage to the venue that you will be visiting. 

Event Parking (flat rate, will appear when events are occurring on campus) - $7.00 
Please download the HONK app and follow the instructions for paid parking. 
There will be an option called “Event” when logging into the HONK app. If you arrive early to dine on campus, you will also qualify for three-hour validation.

Find out more about our parking policies

Is the venue accessible?

Accessible seating at the Jenny Belzberg Theatre is available and can be selected directly when purchasing tickets online.

These seats are clearly identified during the ticket booking process. If you need assistance or have specific seating requirements, the Box Office is happy to help! Please contact us in advance so we can ensure the best possible arrangement for your visit.

Where can I eat before the show?

Make a night of it with dinner or drinks at Maclab Bistro, or enjoy spectacular wrap-around views of the surrounding mountain ranges at Vista Dining Room. Both are conveniently located on the Banff Centre campus. We recommend allowing plenty of time to dine before the performance.

Explore dining options

Can I stay overnight at Banff Centre?

Yes. Accommodation is available right on campus, making it easy to turn your concert experience into a Banff getaway. 

Explore accommodation

Credits

Produced by Kidoons and WYRD Productions, in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective 

RICK MILLER: Writer / Director / Performer*
JEFF LORD: Executive Producer
CRAIG FRANCIS: Dramaturg / Stage Manager*
AIDAN WARE: Technical Director / Associate Lighting Designer
RICK MILLER: Production Manager
NICOLAS DOSTIE: Video & Projection Co-Designer
IRINA LITVINENKO: Video & Projection Co-Designer
BRUNO MATTE: Lighting Designer
VIRGINIE LECLERC: Costume & Props Designer
RICK MILLER: Set & Sound Designer / Composer
CREIGHTON DOANE: Additional Music Production
SÉBASTIEN HEINS: appears as “Brandon” on video*
LOGOGRAPH: Graphic Design / Marketing
CRAIG FRANCIS: Original illustrations
USA / MEXICO BOOKING AGENT: Robin Klinger Entertainment, New York RobinKlingerEntertainment.com
CANADA BOOKING AGENT: Rick Miller
INT'L BOOKING AGENT: Menno Plukker Theatre Agent (with Isaïe Richard and Magdalena Marszalek)
MUSIC LICENSING: Michael Perlmutter (Instinct)
OFFICIAL SITE: boomtheshow.com
COMPANY SITE: wyrdproductions.com
RICK MILLER SITE: rickmiller.ca
PODCAST SITE: xingthegap.com
SOCIAL FB/TW/IG: @kidoons, @rickmilleractor, @BoomTheShow

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Dec. 12 | 7:30 PM | Margaret Greenham Theatre
Description

 

Internationally acclaimed trumpeter Jens Lindemann returns to Banff Centre for an extraordinary evening celebrating the brilliance, versatility, and legacy of the trumpet. Presented in two acts, the program celebrates the legacy of the trumpet while showcasing a new musical creation: the world-premiere preview of The Rocky Mountain Suite.

“He played with golden timbre and virtuosic flair” — The New York Times 
“It was one of the most memorable recitals in International Trumpet Guild history” — ITG
“He gave the virtuoso highlight of the evening with the Montreal Symphony” — Montreal Gazette 
“Performed brilliantly in the North American premiere of Bernd Alois Zimmermann’s Concerto with the Toronto Symphony” — Toronto Star 
“A world-class talent” — Los Angeles Times 

 

Performance Details

The first classical brass soloist to receive the Order of Canada, Lindemann has been hailed as one of the most celebrated artists in his instrument’s history. From Carnegie Hall to the Great Wall of China, and from the orchestras of London and Berlin to Montreal and Toronto, his remarkable career has taken him to the world’s great stages.

For this special performance, Lindemann is joined by an exceptional ensemble of Canadian musicians, including internationally renowned producer and drummer Dave Pierce, acclaimed pianist and musical director Kristian Alexandrov, versatile bass player Miles Hill, and special guest violinist Angela Smart for a program that moves between jazz and classical traditions while paying tribute to some of the great voices of the trumpet.

The evening will feature a tribute to the trumpet greats, alongside a performance of Oscar Peterson’s Canadiana Suite—the legendary Canadian pianist and composer’s musical portrait of the country.

Audiences will also be among the first to experience a world-premiere preview of The Rocky Mountain Suite, a new original composition by Lindemann being developed during a residency at Banff Centre in the week leading up to the performance. Inspired and shaped in the mountains, this first glimpse of the new work brings the creative process from the residency directly to the stage.

With a deep connection to Banff Centre as both an artist and mentor, Lindemann’s return brings together musical legacy and new creation—celebrating the trumpet’s past while offering audiences a first look at what comes next.

 

Jens Lindemann — Distinctions

  • Member of the Order of Canada (2014), recognizing his work as a world-renowned trumpet soloist and his support of Canadian musicians and students. 
  • Grammy and JUNO Award nominee
  • Winner of Germany’s prestigious ECHO Klassik Award
  • Prizewinner at the prestigious ARD International Music Competition in Munich
  • First Prize, Prague International Trumpet Competition (1992), by unanimous jury
  • First Prize, Ellsworth Smith International Trumpet Competition in Florida (1992), by unanimous jury

     

Jens Lindemann portrait laughing and holding brass in his hands
Page Summary
One of the world’s most accomplished brass musicians, Jens Lindemann returns to Banff Centre for a World Premiere.
Exhibition
No
Banff Centre Artist/Practicum/Staff Only
Off
Licensed
Off
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Date
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All ages welcome 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this concert for all ages?

Yes. The Jens Lindeman concert at Banff Centre is open to all ages.

 

 

Is seating assigned or general admission?

Seating for the Jens Lindeman concert is assigned. Your seat will be selected when you purchase your ticket.

 

 

How long is the performance?

The performance is approximately 105 minutes, subject to change.

Act 1: 45-min
Intermission: 15-min
Act 2: 45-min

Where can I park?

Parking is available on the Banff Centre campus. We recommend arriving early to allow enough time to park and make your way to the venue. Please visit our Maps & Directions page to locate the closest lot or parking garage to the venue that you will be visiting. 

Event Parking (flat rate, will appear when events are occurring on campus) - $7.00 
Please download the HONK app and follow the instructions for paid parking. 
There will be an option called “Event” when logging into the HONK app. If you arrive early to dine on campus, you will also qualify for three-hour validation.

Find out more about our parking policies

Is the venue accessible?

Accessible seating at the Jenny Belzberg Theatre is available and can be selected directly when purchasing tickets online.

These seats are clearly identified during the ticket booking process. If you need assistance or have specific seating requirements, the Box Office is happy to help! Please contact us in advance so we can ensure the best possible arrangement for your visit.

Where can I eat before the show?

Make a night of it with dinner or drinks at Maclab Bistro, or enjoy spectacular wrap-around views of the surrounding mountain ranges at Vista Dining Room. Both are conveniently located on the Banff Centre campus. We recommend allowing plenty of time to dine before the performance.

Explore dining options

Can I stay overnight at Banff Centre?

Yes. Accommodation is available right on campus, making it easy to turn your concert experience into a Banff getaway. 

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Oct. 10 | 7:30 PM | Jenny Belzberg Theatre
Description


JUNO Award-winning singer-songwriter William Prince brings his On Rolls The Wheel Tour to Banff Centre on November 20 for an intimate acoustic performance. Hailing from Peguis First Nation in Manitoba, Prince is celebrated for his rich baritone, masterful storytelling, and deeply moving blend of folk, country, and roots music. 

Experience one of Canada's most respected and celebrated singer-songwriters live in Banff for an intimate evening of powerful songs, warmth, and storytelling.

 

“His resonant but tender baritone adorns his songs with a timeless, even old-fashioned, quality that recalls the music of John Prine.” — CBC

William Prince brings his unmistakable voice and deeply moving songwriting to the stage in support of his latest album, Further From the Country. A two-time JUNO Award winner, Prince meets the challenge of putting incisive and enduring words to this age of uncertainty. Further From the Country, his fifth LP, is an extraordinary work of observation, reflection and ambition, a work that will leave its mark on listeners for its humanity and its potency.

Carrying forward great legacies of family and songcraft, Prince offers a perspective that is both singular and significant, sharing personal and universal truths with humanity and potency. Whether on renowned stages like Newport Folk Festival and Massey Hall or in more intimate settings, Prince creates a rare connection with audiences—his performances unfolding as thoughtful, story-rich experiences that linger long after the final note. Prince writes with striking clarity and sensitivity, drawing parallels from small-town to big-city hardships. As social commentaries, these songs hit hard with their deep humanity and universalism. 

https://www.williamprincemusic.com/ 

https://www.instagram.com/williamprince/ 

 

Supported by:

Canada Council for the Arts Logo
Alberta Foundation for the Arts Logo
William Prince Tour Poster Tickets $45 November 20 Banff Centre
Page Summary
Experience JUNO Award-winning singer-songwriter William Prince, and his acclaimed folk and country songwriting in Banff.
Exhibition
No
Free
No
Donation
Off
Banff Centre Artist/Practicum/Staff Only
Off
Licensed
Off
Performance Date
Date
Audience View ID
8B4AFBF9-EA34-4AFF-AE3F-4B843D88481C
Extra Description

All ages welcome 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this concert for all ages?

Yes. The William Prince concert at Banff Centre is open to all ages.

 

 

Is seating assigned or general admission?

Seating for the William Prince concert is assigned. Your seat will be selected when you purchase your ticket.

 

 

How long is the performance?

The expected performance length for William Prince is approximately 90 minutes. Performance times are approximate and may be subject to change.

Where can I park?

Paid parking is available on Banff Centre’s campus. We recommend arriving early to allow enough time to park and make your way to the venue. Please visit our Maps & Directions page to locate the closest parking area to the venue.

To pay for parking, download the HONK app and follow the on-screen instructions. Select “Event” to access a flat event rate.
If you plan to dine on campus, you qualify for three hours of free parking. When you arrive at Banff Centre, please talk to staff at Maclab Bistro, Le Café, or Vistas Dining, who can validate your parking.

Find out more about our parking policies

Is the venue accessible?

Accessible seating at the Jenny Belzberg Theatre is available and can be selected directly when purchasing tickets online.

These seats are clearly identified during the ticket booking process. If you need assistance or have specific seating requirements, the Box Office is happy to help! Please contact us in advance so we can ensure the best possible arrangement for your visit.

Where can I eat before the show?

Make a night of it with dinner or drinks at Maclab Bistro, or enjoy spectacular wrap-around views of the surrounding mountain ranges at Vista Dining Room. Both are conveniently located on the Banff Centre campus. We recommend allowing plenty of time to dine before the performance.

Explore dining options

Can I stay overnight at Banff Centre?

Yes. Accommodation is available right on campus, making it easy to turn your concert experience into a Banff getaway. 

Explore accommodation.

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Nov. 20 | 7:30 PM | Jenny Belzberg Theatre
Description

Following a celebrated visit to Banff Centre in the summer of 2024, IN A LANDSCAPE: Classical Music in the Wild™ returns with its signature concert experience set within expansive natural environments.

For the 11th season, IN A LANDSCAPE: Classical Music in the Wild™ tours the American West. Mountain tops, old-growth forests, and sunny meadows replace the traditional concert hall in the series featuring pianist Hunter Noack on a 9-foot Steinway concert grand piano. Listen through wireless headphones and wander afield, with the music as a soundtrack to your experience in the wild.

Founded in 2016, IN A LANDSCAPE has presented more than 350 concerts across Oregon, Washington, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, California, New York, and Canada. The organization is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Oregon. For more information visit inalandscape.org.

Press

“Audacious.” — CBS Mornings

“Transforming the classical concert experience.”— CBS Mornings

“Hunter Noack has reached the mountain top.” — The New York Times

“A rare musical experience.” — Forbes

“Reimagining classical music from a symbol of eminence to an opportunity for unity.” — Flaunt

“Just as Thomas Moran painted scenes of Yellowstone and Yosemite to help Congress understand their significance and advocate for their protection, Hunter Noack does this for the public with his outdoor concert series, IN A LANDSCAPE: Classical Music in the Wild. His performances connect people with these treasured landscapes, fostering support and enthusiasm for their continued stewardship.” — Charles F. Sams III, 19th Director of the National Park System
 

 

Supported by:

Banff Center, 2024. Arthur Hitchcock for IN A LANDSCAPE
Page Summary
IN A LANDSCAPE: Classical Music in the Wild™ returns to Banff Centre with an outdoor concert featuring pianist Hunter Noack on a 9-foot Steinway grand piano.
Exhibition
No
Banff Centre Artist/Practicum/Staff Only
Off
Licensed
Off
Performance Date
Date
Audience View Micro Site URL
https://inalandscape.org/banff-cantre-for-arts-and-creativity-6-28-2026/
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Venue Update: This performance has been relocated to an indoor venue. Ticket holders will receive an email with updated venue information and event details from IN A LANDSCAPE. We look forward to welcoming you. 

Please note: Tickets for this event are sold through IN A LANDSCAPE in USD. Currency exchange rates and additional fees may apply depending on your payment provider.

 

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