Centre for the Arts
Mediterranean magic, “Triumphant” fusion and hot Latin fire mix together for an amazing trifecta of guitar mastery. P.R.O.’s incredible musical chemistry was born out of the joy, respect and friendship found in the making of great music. Three artists from widely different backgrounds have forged an intense cultural melting pot of their unique styles.
Pavlo, Rik Emmett and Oscar Lopez have all graced our stage individually and blown us away. Combined, this show is bound to be spectacular!
Enrich your theatre experience. Reserve your free ticket to meet the artists after the performance in the lobby with complimentary appetizers and a cash bar. Space is limited!
Centre for the Arts
Celebrating its 41st year, the Centre for the Arts, Brock University, with top notch acoustics and ideal sight lines from every seat, has undergone many changes,. Originally operating as Thistle Theatre, the theatre was an extension of the Drama/Film Studies Department. Later, Thistle Theatre and the Faculty of Education Theatre were placed under the umbrella title of Brock Centre for the Arts. Thistle Theatre became The Theatre and the College of Education Theatre became the Playhouse Theatre and later changed to the David S. Howes Theatre. In 1992, The Theatre was renamed the Sean O’Sullivan Theatre in honour of the late Father Sean O’Sullivan. Sean O’Sullivan, the first Brock graduate to receive an honourary degree, became Canada’s youngest Member of Parliament in 1972. In 1977, he left politics to join the priesthood and dedicated the rest of his life to others. In 1993/94, on the occasion of its 25th Anniversary, the Brock Centre was renamed Centre for the Arts, Brock University.