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Magic Odd Couple
I’m afraid that I can’t really tell you all that much about ‘Is Anybody There?’. I haven’t seen any of the previous work of the writer or director, haven’t even watched the trailer yet. I know from the synopsis from the Mayfair schedule and from IMDb that it’s an
Mayfair Seat Immortalization!
As of this moment we’ve sold off an amazing 91 of 319 seats via our indiegogo campaign, to be immortalized with a patron’s name (or a business name…or Chewbacca’s name). The seat-claiming will indeed remain on sale after the fundraiser concludes on December 2nd. Monies raised from the ongoing seat
Mayfair Theatre Podcast 134: Super Fun Ridiculous!
Download to our brand new episode right now via your favourite podcast app, or you can always listen on: Soundcloud , iTunes, and Stitcher This week, we chat about visiting TIFF, Weezer, Steven Soderbergh, John Cusak, geek cruises, Alamo Drafthouse, The Disaster Artist, Ed Wood,
Mayfair Theatre Podcast 239: A Total Urban Legend!
Listen to a brand new episode of the Mayfair Theatre Podcast right now via your favourite podcast app! Including: Soundcloud iTunes Stitcher An extra special episode this week, as Lee Demarbre and I are joined by a pair of extra special guest
Nanook Taxi One Night Only!
Wednesday April 29, at 7:00pm – Filmmakers Ed Folger and Tara Arnatsiaq-Barnes in attendance! – Nanook Taxi (1977) A film from Ottawa Filmmaker Ed Folger Celebrate Nunavut’s 10th anniversary! 79 minutes | NR | DV | Ed Folger | Canada/US
Nature Canada presents "Rio" on April 28
Nature Canada presents the Oscar nominated animated film “Rio” as part of International Migratory Bird Day celebrations. Join us at 10:30am on Sunday April 28 as we welcome back Canada’s migrating birds to Ottawa. Learn about this urban Important Bird Area and how you can make your own
New Popcorn Machine!
We just installed a new popcorn machine… as the old just couldn’t handle the crowds and was on its last legs… This new one is more then double the capacity of the old one, 32oz of corn at a time…. and pops fast!
Night of the Living Dead Revisited
Imagine you’ve decided to take your motorcycle across the U.S. and you’re riding through small town Pennsylvania when you just happen to come across the original graveyard used in the memorable opening scene of George A. Romero’s seminal Night of the Living Dead. Musician Mike Schultz did just that and
Nothing says goodbye like a bullet
Raymond Chandler is one of my favourite authors of all time, and Robert Altman‘s The Long Goodbye (playing, not coincidentally, Aug 12 & 13 at the Mayfair) is my favourite screen adaptation of his writing. Turns out Roger Ebert is pretty big on it, too. Take a look