July 10, 2025
Murdoch Mysteries in Concert
8:00 pm - 10:15 pm
1 Elgin St, Ottawa, Ontario, K1P 5W1 Canada
About Event
Join us for an electrifying evening that pulls back the curtain on CBC’s hit series Murdoch Mysteries—live in concert with the National Arts Centre Ochestra.
Hosted by series star Yannick Bisson, this exclusive event explores how music for the series is brought to life with award-winning composer Rob Carli. Blending television drama and live orchestral performance, witness the craft of how orchestral magic brings pivotal scenes to life. Then, watch the thrilling episode “Murder in F Major” on the big screen, accompanied by a live symphonic score.
Don’t miss this mesmerizing evening fusing screen and stage—Murdoch Mysteries: Live in Concert is a one-of-a-kind event for the whole family. Secure your spot and step into a world where music meets mystery!
This event will be ASL interpreted. The interpretation section is located at the front left side of Southam Hall in rows DD-EE-FF To view and book ASL tickets, enter the code ASL in the promotional code field on the ticket page.
Hosted by NAC
The National Arts Centre (NAC) is Canada’s bilingual, multi-disciplinary home for the performing arts, including the NAC orchestra and Indigenous Theatre.
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