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Acclaimed choreographer and performer Guillaume Côté will host a free dance sword fighting workshop on Thursday, April 16 in the dance studio of Toronto's historic Elgin Theatre. Joined by cast member Lukas Malkowski, the class celebrates the return of The Tragedy of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark to the stage later this month. Côté and Malkowski will teach movements directly inspired by the production's climactic duel between their characters, Hamlet and Laertes. Open to all, this 90-minute experience will offer participants the unique opportunity to explore the artistry and physicality of dance sword fighting from an expert in Canada's ballet scene.

Space in the workshop is limited, email tickets@showoneproductions.ca or call 647-226-3710 to RSVP.

with music festival season on the horizon, sleaze ball is transforming into SLEAZECHELLA — a tribute to early‑aughts coachella.

before music festivals became glossy, corporate spectacles, coachella was an indie‑lover’s mecca: a desert weekend just outside the hollywood hills showcasing the coolest acts across rock and electronic subgenres. it helped launch trends like flower crowns, boho chic, ray‑bans, and skull scarves — and propelled iconic artists from amy winehouse and justice to skrillex, foster the people, and lana del rey

secure your wristbands and join us as we enter the festival gates to a land of palm trees, partying, and celebrity sightings. one of sleaze ball’s OG themes (the very first to be exact) is back with a stacked lineup of performers delivering headliner energy and, as usual, indie (sleaze) vibes

featuring

drag performances by
alley gorey
electra lightz
gendro1d
marjorie logan price
pinwheel pinwheel
ruby george

dj sets by
dj belstar
dj rag/bag
william paul

special live performance by
opalite

vintage pop-up by
the dirty locker

photography by
trevor kearns

saturday, april 18
party @ 9pm
doors at 8:30pm

21+

tickets on sale now!
$15 advanced | $20 day of
$45 4-pack (buy 3, get 1 free)

Ex Machina, Côté Danse, Dvoretsky Productions and Show One Productions revive “The Tragedy of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark,” the groundbreaking wordless reimagining of Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy by visionary director Robert Lepage and renowned dancer/choreographer Guillaume Côté, celebrated for his long tenure as a Principal Dancer with The National Ballet of Canada. Former National Ballet of Canada principal dancer Sonia Rodriguez comes out of retirement to join the internationally acclaimed production as Queen Gertrude. Following a sold-out world premiere in Toronto and a global tour that included 43 performances across 15 cities in 5 countries, the ballet returns to Elgin Theatre April 24-26, 2026. Tickets start at $64 and are available on www.showoneproductions.ca or www.ticketmaster.ca.

Ex Machina, Côté Danse, Dvoretsky Productions and Show One Productions revive “The Tragedy of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark,” the groundbreaking wordless reimagining of Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy by visionary director Robert Lepage and renowned dancer/choreographer Guillaume Côté, celebrated for his long tenure as a Principal Dancer with The National Ballet of Canada. Former National Ballet of Canada principal dancer Sonia Rodriguez comes out of retirement to join the internationally acclaimed production as Queen Gertrude. Following a sold-out world premiere in Toronto and a global tour that included 43 performances across 15 cities in 5 countries, the ballet returns to Elgin Theatre April 24-26, 2026. Tickets start at $64 and are available on www.showoneproductions.ca or www.ticketmaster.ca.

Ex Machina, Côté Danse, Dvoretsky Productions and Show One Productions revive “The Tragedy of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark,” the groundbreaking wordless reimagining of Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy by visionary director Robert Lepage and renowned dancer/choreographer Guillaume Côté, celebrated for his long tenure as a Principal Dancer with The National Ballet of Canada. Former National Ballet of Canada principal dancer Sonia Rodriguez comes out of retirement to join the internationally acclaimed production as Queen Gertrude. Following a sold-out world premiere in Toronto and a global tour that included 43 performances across 15 cities in 5 countries, the ballet returns to Elgin Theatre April 24-26, 2026. Tickets start at $64 and are available on www.showoneproductions.ca or www.ticketmaster.ca.