by admin | Dec 8, 2021 | Events, Review, Theatre
I turned to my friend and gasped, “I can’t believe there is this much nudity,” to which she said, “This is a Burlesque Show, what did you expect?” The Spotlight Cabaret (photo: Spotlight Cabaret) review and photos by Juanita Cordova Every Thursday, Spotlight Cabaret,...
by admin | Dec 7, 2021 | Review, Theatre
“an uproariously hilarious farce…” Helen Belay as Lucy in The Fiancée photo: Nanc Price/Citadel Theatre Review by Douglas MacDonald Remembrance Day was a fitting occasion for the opening night of The Fiancée, at the renowned Citadel Theatre, in...
by admin | Nov 29, 2021 | Review, Theatre
“He poured his soul out to all of us as we sat and listened to the story of a piano saving a life” Review by Travis McNaught If Darrin Hagen’s play Metronome had been about anything or anyone other than a piano and music, I don’t think it would have had...
by admin | Nov 1, 2021 | Review, Theatre
Readings of six, ten-minute plays from local playwrights Review by Arden Phillips On October 1 in the heart of Edmonton’s Old Strathcona neighbourhood, The Grindstone Theatre featured its second annual EdmonTEN, an evening of...
by admin | Apr 29, 2021 | Interview, Theatre
By: Gabriella Dunn Since the start of lockdowns back in March 2020, people in the performing arts have faced many challenges while dealing with COVID-19. I wanted to learn more about these challenges after hearing a close friend of mine was still participating in...
by admin | Apr 25, 2021 | Interview, Theatre
by Bree Meiklejohn I stood on the checkerboard stage facing the DJ. Back to the audience with hand on hip, I exhaled, and waited for the music to start, hoping some of the butterflies in my stomach would fly away. When the first few beats of the music began to...
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