March 15, 2026
Music of the Night: The Concert Tour
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Algonquin Commons Theatre
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OTTAWA/NEPEAN: Sunday, March 15, 2:00pm, Algonquin Commons Theatre
Music Of The Night: The Concert Tour
A Celebration of Andrew Lloyd Webber
This nationally celebrated concert production of Andrew Lloyd Webber\’s greatest songs, finally comes to Algonquin Commons Theatre on March 15th at 2pm.
Experience the magic of his musicals like never before! Featuring a live band and an incredible cast of powerful singers, this unforgettable show brings to life Webber’s most iconic theatrical music – including selections from The Phantom of the Opera, Evita, Cats, Jesus Christ Superstar, Sunset Boulevard, and more!
Further information/video/and tickets at
www.musicofthenight.live or via Charles W Stockey Center for the Arts Box Office
Pricing: from $45.50 – $57 ++
WARNING: This production includes the use of haze, fog and some flashing lights.
FULL TOUR SCHEDULE:
Hamilton – March 6, McIntyre Performing Arts Centre
Niagara Falls – March 7, Niagara Falls Convention Centre
Brantford — March 10, Sanderson Centre
Milton — March 11, FirstOntario Arts Centre Milton
Barrie — March 12, Georgian Theatre
Brampton — March 13, The Rose Theatre
Parry Sound — March 14, Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts
Ottawa — March 15, Algonquin Commons Theatre
Cornwall — March 18, Aultsville Theatre
Brockville — March 19 Brockville Arts Centre
Lindsay — March 20, FLATO Academy Theatre Lindsay
Belleville — March 21, Empire Theatre
Guelph — March 22, River Run Centre
Chatham — March 24, Kiwanis Theatre
London — March 25, Centennial Hall
Mississauga — March 27, Living Arts Centre
Pickering — March 28, Pickering Casino Resort
Halifax – March 31, Casino Nova Scotia
Saint John – April 2, Imperial Theatre
Fredericton – April 3, Fredericton Playhouse
Moncton – April 4, Casino New/Nouveau Brunswick
Hosted by Sound the Alarm: Music/Theatre
Sound the Alarm: Music/Theatre produces national concert tours across Canada and is a Vancouver based organization.
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