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Found Festival’s lucky number 7
This is Found Festival‘s 7th year of bringing all types of art into everyday spaces into Old Strathcona. Found Festival brings…
Fringe 2018 @ After the House Lights
Some of you may remember my Fringe 2014, Fringe 2015, Fringe 2016, and Fringe 2017 preview binges, where I previewed every Fringe show…
A wild romp in Hawrelak: But Hark, A Voice!
If you’ve attended the Freewill Shakespeare Festival in Hawrelak Park in recent years, you’ve probably heard about the Thou Art Here…
NextFest 2018: The Gooseberry
Juniper Wisniewski’s The Gooseberry is quite simply a dinner party from hell. Playing off the saying that marriage is hard,…
NextFest 2018: Where Do We Begin?
I kicked off my NextFest 2018 journey with Lady Vanessa Cardona and Joanna Simon’s Where Do We Begin? with sound design by…
The complexity of families: Terry and the Dog
They say the third time is the charm. At least Terry Mire hopes it is as he waits for his…
Riches of all types abound in The Silver Arrow
An embarrassment of riches closes out Daryl Cloran’s first season of programming at the Citadel Theatre: The Silver Arrow: The Untold…
You’ve never seen Robin Hood like this: The Silver Arrow
Aerialists and archery and sword fights — oh my! Get ready for the spectacle that will be the world première…
Choices of love and time in Hannah Moscovitch’s Infinity
For theatre-goers, the contradictory ideas that time is both real and a construct are on display every time we’re at the…
Pretty Goblins, ugly addictions in latest Beth Graham première
Playwright Beth Graham always seems to have a lot of unanswerable questions on her mind. In 2014, with The Gravitational Pull…
