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Author and spoken word artist known for performance at 2010 Olympics at the Capitol Centre tonight

Shane Koyczan touched millions of Canadians who were watching the opening ceremonies at the Vancouver 2010 Olympics, where he performed “We are More.”

Koyczan is known for his powerful spoken word poems and has collaborated with animators and musicians to make the anti-bullying video “To This Day” which has gone viral with over 21 million views on YouTube.

Koyczan, an internationally recognized author and spoken word artist is performing at North Bay’s Capitol Centre on November 23 at 7:30 pm. There will be a pre-show poetry slam in the Galaxy Circle Lounge at 6:00 pm, featuring a lineup of various local poets. Some free slots for those who would like to share will also be set aside.

Opening for Koyczan is North Bay’s very own Cole Forrest who will be doing a 25-minute performance.

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Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for students and can be purchased at the Capitol Centre Box Office, by calling 705-474-4747, or by visiting www.capitolcentre.org.

Any inquiries about the pre-show slam contact Janica Vossos at 705-474-1944 x 223 or [email protected].

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