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…
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Witch Hunt at the Strand delves into a dark period in Edmonton’s history
When you think of 1942, I’m sure thoughts of World War II fill your brain. However, in Edmonton, there was…
The Moon at Midnight finds physical truth in bad monster movies
When most people see a bad remake of Godzilla, they roll their eyes and turn it off. But not Amber…
The Realistic Joneses a human comedy of missed connections
These Joneses aren’t the ones you’re trying to keep up with. They’re the ones that you don’t know about or…
Alice Through the Looking-Glass a reminder of childhood magic
If you’re wondering where to find a good portion of Edmonton’s actors and actresses this month, the answer is the…
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…
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…
Passion Play an experience of big themes and questions across the ages
Love. Family. Betrayal. Beauty. War. Sex. Community. Religion. Judgement. In art these big themes are repeated over and over again….
Little One is Chilling and Expertly Presented Theatre
This post was originally published on Sound + Noise. Little One is a chilling play. The kind where the horribleness of…
