Sheridan Auditorium
Saturday, December 6, 2025
2:00PM
Doors: 1:20 PM
Sheridan Auditorium
154 College St. Greater Sudbury, ON
William Rowson, Conductor
Pamela Teed, Soprano
Alessandro Costantini, Narrrator
Single tickets go on sale online September 1st.
This December, the Sudbury Symphony Orchestra rings in the season with our sparkling Christmas Spectacular, with guest soprano Pamela Teed and narration by Alessandro Costantini!
From the cozy classics of Silver Bells and Deck the Halls! to the playful sparkle of March of the Toys, this concert is packed with music to delight every listener.
Anderson Christmas Festival
Rimsky-Korsakov Christmas Eve Suite: Polonaise
Tchaikovsky Nutcracker: Danse de la Fee-Dragee
Trad arr. Harris O Holy Night – Pamela Teed, Soprano
Trad arr. Custer It’s Christmastime
Brooks, Stanley & Taylor arr. McKenzie The Man With The Bag – Pamela Teed, Soprano
Anderson Sleigh Ride
Ott, David T’was Night Before Christmas – Alessandro Costantini, Narrrator
Autry, Haldeman arr. Ployhar Here Comes Santa Claus
SING ALONG
Trad. Arr. Ridenhour We Wish You a Merry Christmas
Soprano
Pamela Teed is a versatile soprano who has performed as a soloist throughout Ontario, in New York, and in France. She holds a Master of Music degree in vocal performance and has enjoyed a multifaceted career as a performer, choral conductor—spending 14 years with the Bel Canto Chorus (Sudbury)—clinician, and voice teacher. Pamela now serves as Chair of the Schools of Creative Industries and Information Technology at Cambrian College.
Alessandro was born and raised in Sudbury, Ontario and is the co-founder and Artistic Director of YES Theatre. His work has brought him to stages across North America, including the National Tour of the Tony Award winning best musical, Dear Evan Hansen. He has been recognized for his work with a Dora nomination (Featured Performance in a Musical – Dear Evan Hansen/Mirvish Productions), a META nomination (Best Leading Performance – Prom Queen/Segal Centre), and nominations from the Ontario Arts Council for the John Hirsch Directors Award, the K.M Hunter Award, the Pauline McGibbon Award and the prestigious Johanna Metcalf Performing Arts Prize for his work with YES Theatre and contributions to the cultural fabric of Northern Ontario. Alessandro is a graduate of the George Brown Theatre School.
