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Edmonton downstage | 05.01.2017
Congratulations to all the nominees for the Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts Awards & see you at the ceremony tonight!…
Lots to uncover in Bone Wars
Matthew MacKenzie’s Bone Wars: The Curse of the Pathological Palaeontologists is a little difficult to explain. First, we have four children…
Irma Voth a quick-paced examination of the resiliency of core values
“Do you feel we can rebel against our oppressors, without losing our love and our tolerance and our ability to…
New Chris Craddock adaptation Irma Voth a coming-of-age story
It’s always interesting thinking about what it’s like to be isolated in isolation. You have a lot of time to…
Edmonton downstage | 04.17.2017
Goings on in Edmonton theatre for April 17 – 30 Opening Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella takes to the Jubilee’s stage April 18 –…
Matthew MacKenzie’s family-friendly latest, Bone Wars, digs up universal truths
There is one theatre company that seems to be becoming synonymous with the word ‘epic’ in this city: Punctuate! Theatre….
Whimsy and imagination take centre stage in Peter and the Starcatcher
Origin stories have been having their moment in the spotlight in recent years, and the Citadel Theatre’s production of Peter and…
Survival, humanity, and unity in Nine Parts of Desire
The Maggie Tree’s upcoming production of Heather Raffo‘s Nine Parts of Desire is a great example of the enduring power of art…
Edmonton downstage | 04.03.2017
The attempt to cover two weeks of Edmonton theatre in the last Edmonton downstage worked pretty well the last time…
5 questions about Gravity 2: A Celebration of Art and Politics
Gravity 2: A Celebration of Art and Politics What: A Cabaret of Arts and Politics investigating the “gravity” of the…
