The Superhero Who Loved Me at the Edmonton Fringe Festival
The Superhero Who Loved Me by Chris Craddock Remaining shows: August 22, 25 – 27 at Venue#28: The Playhouse (10033 80 Avenue) An…
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Fringe ‘cult hit’ returns to the stage this week
One of the awesome things about the Fringe is the experimentation artists and audiences alike embark on during those awesome…
Never Swim Alone at the Edmonton Fringe Festival
Never Swim Alone by Daniel MacIvor August 11 – 14, 16 – 20 at Venue #41: Rutherford School More information: blarneyyeg.com…
Bonnie & Clyde at the Edmonton Fringe Festival
Bonnie & Clyde by Adam Peck C103 (8529 Gateway Boulevard) August 14, 17 – 19, 21, 22 More information: blarneyyeg.com An…
A Steady Rain a homegrown portrayal of an American reality
Blarney Production’s A Steady Rain is even better than what I imagined after reading Keith Huff’s script. The script itself is emotional and…
Betrayal, friendship and A Steady Rain
Blarney Production’s season closer, A Steady Rain, is being described as a “bad cop/bad cop” show. But at its heart, the…
Mote shines some light into Psycho
Mote asks a lot if ‘what ifs’ about the characters of Psycho. Namely, what if we dropped the conceptions about…
Mote asks ‘what if’ about the characters of Psycho
Chances are pretty good that you know Alfred Hitchcock’s film Psycho. Maybe even the original novel it’s based on, by…
Full Frontal Diva a moving look into the consequences of heteronormativity
Full Frontal Diva is a story of hope buried in a cloud of mysterious and painful darkness. A series of direct…
After the House Lights 