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...
by admin | Dec 12, 2019 | Musical, Review, Theatre
This Christmas spectacle is sure to warm even the coldest of hearts. Review by Erica Gallup Most people I know have heard of the Christmas Carol story, or at least know Ebenezer Scrooge’s classic line “Bah Humbug!”. My favourite version of Dickens’s story growing up...
by edmontonscene | Nov 24, 2019 | Musical, Review, Theatre
A fun night out that breaks the traditional form of the musical Andrea Macasaet photo by Liz Lauren Review by Kyle Monda What if the six wives of King Henry VIII formed a posthumous pop group? The musical Six is here to answer that question. Playing at the Shoctor in...
by edmontonscene | Nov 22, 2019 | Musical, Preview, Theatre
Sugar, butter, flour! Waitress is Coming to Edmonton Preview by Mariah Hess In present-day Southern United States, a passionate pie-maker and waitress named Jenna brings joy into Joe’s Pie Diner. Her innovative pies are the ticket out of her small town and her abusive...
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