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A life in “the second best bed”: Shakespeare’s Will
It’s been 402 years since William Shakespeare died, leaving his wife, Anne Hathaway, his “second best bed” in his will….
How Mack Male and Sharon Yeo Fringe
Mack Male and Sharon Yeo’s respective blogs (Master Maq and Only Here For The Food) are some of the first…
How Ruth Wong-Miller Fringes
Ruth Wong-Miller is an actor, singer, pianist, producer, and maven of musicals. The company she co-founded, Foote in the Door,…
How MLA David Shepherd Fringes
When David Shepherd was elected MLA for Edmonton-Centre, I was excited we’d have someone in office who not only supported…
How Samantha Jeffery Fringes
When Samantha Jeffery first started posting statistics about the representation of women and non-binary people in different theatre roles (actors/directors/playwrights),…
How Liz Nicholls Fringes
It’s just this simple: if you know Edmonton’s theatre scene, you know Liz Nicholls. A prolific theatre reviewer, previously for…
How the I Don’t Get It crew Fringes
The I Don’t Get It podcast is one of my go-to podcasts about Edmonton’s local arts community. Produced by Paul Blinov, Fawnda…
How Brenley Charkow Fringes
I first met Brenley Charkow through her work shining a light on the work of women at the Edmonton Fringe…
How Daryl Cloran Fringes
It’s hard to believe Daryl Cloran (@darylcloran on Twitter and Instagram) has only been the Artistic Director of the Citadel Theatre…
How Julie NIUBOI Ferguson Fringes
I see as much of Julie NIUBOI Ferguson‘s work as I can, catching them with Punctuate! Theatre, at Found Festival,…
