An Alice Cooper retrospective will bring producer Bob Ezrin and founding bassist Dennis Dunaway to Oshawa’s Biltmore Theatre on Tuesday, October 27, for a conversation about the band’s formative years.
The event is titled The Ballad of Dwight Fry — The Horror-ific Truth Behind the Alice Cooper Group. Dunaway’s official event listing confirms the Oshawa appearance and identifies Lou Molinaro as the presenter.
The discussion looks back at the group’s peak creative period from 1970 to 1973. Organizers describe a question-and-answer format in which audience members can ask Ezrin and Dunaway about those years.
The format matters: the announced event is a retrospective conversation with two people involved in the group’s history, not an announcement that Alice Cooper or the original band will perform a concert in Oshawa.
Oshawa venue and visitor details
The Biltmore Theatre is at 39 King Street East. The official listing describes an all-ages event with general-admission seating and says doors open at 7 p.m.
The listing contains inconsistent start-time labels: its descriptive Oshawa section says 8 p.m., while the calendar header displays 7:30 p.m. Visitors should confirm the performance start directly with the theatre when making arrangements. The October 27 date and Oshawa venue are consistent.
A second appearance is listed for Hamilton’s Bridgeworks on October 29. That is a separate stop and should not be confused with the Oshawa date.
Daily Durham reported the Biltmore appearance on October 16. This report draws on that current coverage and the participant’s own listing, without implying a new album, a band reunion or another unannounced performance.
