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DESCRIPTION:Ian Tamblyn began his professional life as a musician and songw
riter at the Bobby Orr Pizza in Peterborough\, 1972. Since that time it h
as been a slice. Forty-five albums\, CDs and cassettes later\, Ian has rec
ently released a retrospective of his work. Featuring twenty-six songs on
the double CD and ten on the vinyl release\, the collection is entitled Sc
enes through a Mirror.\nIn the past year Ian has been busy touring\, mostl
y in Ontario and Quebec. He has also been working on a collection of Arcti
c stories and reflections that is now in the hands of editor\, Season Osbo
rne. Hopefully it will be ready for publication by the summer of 2025.\nL
ast year Ian researched a story about his grandmother Vera Baird who was a
singer in the lumber camps and towns of North Western Ontario. The projec
t came about when Ian discovered her repertoire of sheet music in a piano
bench. The research has developed into a musical play entitled Vera . Car
son Beckie\, a classical pianist\, recorded twenty of these “found” songs.
A workshop for this play was held in June 2024\, with Carson (pianist)\,
Sheena Turcotte (Vera)\, Eleanor Crowder\, and director Mary Ellis.\nCont
inuing on the theatre front\, Mr. Tamblyn is involved with actor/director
Maja Ardal bringing Otzi\, the Cooper Age Iceman back to life! with an ey
e to a collaborative production. He is also involved in a theatrical adapt
ation of Brian Doyle’s book “Mary Anne Alice”. In the spring of 2025 Magnu
s Theatre\, Thunder Bay ON will be touring Ian’s play “Land of Trash” acro
ss Northwestern Ontario.\nIan has won numerous awards and nominations thro
ughout his career. Most recently Ian was nominated as English Songwriter o
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concert indoors. The show must go on!\nIf you are not able attend please
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nIan Tamblyn began his professional life as a musician and songwriter a
t the Bobby Orr Pizza in Peterborough\, 1972. Since that time it has been
a slice. Forty-five albums\, CDs and cassettes later\, Ian has recently r
eleased a retrospective of his work. Featuring twenty-six songs on the dou
ble CD and ten on the vinyl release\, the collection is entitled Scenes
through a Mirror.
\nIn the past year Ian has been busy touring\
, mostly in Ontario and Quebec. He has also been working on a collection o
f Arctic stories and reflections that is now in the hands of editor\, Seas
on Osborne. Hopefully it will be ready for publication by the summer of 2
025.
\n
Last year Ian researched a story about his grandm
other Vera Baird who was a singer in the lumber camps and towns of North W
estern Ontario. The project came about when Ian discovered her repertoire
of sheet music in a piano bench. The research has developed into a musica
l play entitled Vera . Carson Beckie\, a classical pianist\, record
ed twenty of these “found” songs. A workshop for this play was held in Ju
ne 2024\, with Carson (pianist)\, Sheena Turcotte (Vera)\, Eleanor Crowder
\, and director Mary Ellis.
\nContinuing on the theatre front\, Mr.
Tamblyn is involved with actor/director Maja Ardal bringing Otzi\, the Coo
per Age Iceman back to life! with an eye to a collaborative production. H
e is also involved in a theatrical adaptation of Brian Doyle’s book “Mary
Anne Alice”. In the spring of 2025 Magnus Theatre\, Thunder Bay ON will be
touring Ian’s play “Land of Trash” across Northwestern Ontario.
\nI
an has won numerous awards and nominations throughout his career. Most rec
ently Ian was nominated as English Songwriter of the Year by the Canadian
Folk Music Awards in 2022.. In the same year he was awarded membership as
an Officer of the Order of Canada.
\n\n\n
\nGet Tickets
\n
\nNote: Our su
mmer concerts will be held outdoors with wood fired pizza available. Gates
open at 5 for the 6pm show. In the event of bad weather we will be able t
o move the concert indoors. The show must go on!
\nIf you ar
e not able attend please contact us so we may make your seats available to
someone on our waiting list.
\n
\n
\n
\n
\nTickets: https://www.universe.com/ev
ents/ian-tamblyn-tickets-2N4RFH.
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Last year Ian researched a story about his grandm
other Vera Baird who was a singer in the lumber camps and towns of North W
estern Ontario. The project came about when Ian discovered her repertoire
of sheet music in a piano bench. The research has developed into a musica
l play entitled Vera . Carson Beckie\, a classical pianist\, record
ed twenty of these “found” songs. A workshop for this play was held in Ju
ne 2024\, with Carson (pianist)\, Sheena Turcotte (Vera)\, Eleanor Crowder
\, and director Mary Ellis.