David Bowie tribute show makes its way to Barrie
Performers take the stage at Georgian Theatre in Barrie, Ont on September 21, 2024 (Courtesy: Chris Potter).
Georgian Theatre in Barrie had a packed crowd on Saturday as performers took to the stage for The Bowie Lives: A Bowie Spectacular production.
The show was created by Michael Bell and included performances by Andrea Johnson, who performed David Bowies greatest hits.
The Bowie Lives: A Bowie Spectacular production has several performances scheduled in Ontario during October and November.
The production will return to Simcoe Muskoka on November 24 at the Midland Cultural Centre in Midland, Ontario.
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