Elladj Baldé, the dynamic Canadian figure skater known for his signature backflips, is one of the star attractions of an eclectic virtual Winterlude show that also includes performances by the National Arts Centre Orchestra, singer-songwriter William Prince, drag queen Tracy Trash and more. Read More
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Winterlude's online opening show features everyone from NAC Orchestra to William Prince and drag queen Tracy Trash
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