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,…
Juniper Wisniewski’s The Gooseberry is quite simply a dinner party from hell. Playing off the saying that marriage is hard,…
I kicked off my NextFest 2018 journey with Lady Vanessa Cardona and Joanna Simon’s Where Do We Begin? with sound design by…
With a description like ‘A robot. A pregnancy. A betrayal’ found in the NextFest program, I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I’m sure glad my friend took me to this play. Silence & the Machine is a well-developed, thought-provoking play exploring the relationship between humans and robots.
After hearing about Wolves when it ran as part of the University of Alberta’s New Works Festival this past spring, I was excited to get another chance to see the show as part of NextFest 2016. The play promises a thought-provoking evening – one of those shows you can’t see without forming an opinion on – and in this regard, does not disappoint. Wolves takes place in a dystopian society that is under attack from a rapidly expanding population of creatures whose genetic mutation results in extreme violence.
Camelot Folk By Rebecca Lappa Featuring: Rebecca Lappa, Janice Jacobs, Patrick Dunn, Evan Stewart, Madi Myhre, and Jonah Mallett Remaining…
Echoes of a Lost King Written and directed by Leif Ingebrigtsen Featuring: Marc Ludwig, Cassie James, Amanda Neufeld, Mark Vetsch,…
Don’t wait for your invitation to come in the mail – you won’t be wedding crashing if you show up…
I’m the first to admit that I’m not good at understanding plays that are more conceptual and fantastical. But if…
Caley’s had a crappy day. Or rather, a crappy few months as she’s been in and out of the hospital,…
As part of NextFest 2015, Fool Spectrum Theatre is presenting two special renditions of their E-Town Clown Cabaret. Typically the…