Got an e-mail about the show starting at Princess of Wales in August.  Not even a mention of Crowbar .
It certainly defines it's audience based on the artists mentioned on the poster.  

If you didn't listen to radio before 1985, you probably won't be interested .

(Via Promo Site)



Annerin Productions presents, Oh Canada, What A Feeling!

A multi-media theatrical production celebrating the rich history of Canadian music!
From the snow-capped Rockies, across the vast prairie, to the neon nightlife of the big cities and onto the rugged landscape of the Maritimes, music has united our diverse country for almost 150 years.

Oh Canada, What A Feeling! brings to life, through music and video, this vibrant musical legacy: from the early days of Guy Lombardo, Paul Anka, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young and the Guess Who; to the Seventies that brought us the distinct voices of Anne Murray and Gordon Lightfoot and into the Eighties with the music of Gino Vannelli, Loverboy and Bryan Adams. Their music, plus that of many other Canadian artists, will be celebrated as part of this exciting, spirited production. This inaugural show is the first in a series and is destined to tour the country embracing Canada’s biggest cities as well as its smaller towns!

The show follows in the footsteps of a number of hit theatrical productions – Rain, Let It Be and The Australian Bee Gees – which have met with great success in entertainment centres as far-flung as London’s West End, Broadway and Las Vegas. Similarly, Oh Canada, What A Feeling! features a live band with tribute singers and a backdrop of historical and musical footage. Video vignettes of world and Canadian news events bring the eras alive, as the songs provide a soundtrack sure to inspire pride in Canada’s musical accomplishments and stir some joyous, and even poignant, memories.

Oh Canada, What A Feeling! is impressive, innovative, music-driven theatre.