Human connection. Sometimes beautiful and sometimes painful, Walterdale Playhouse’s annual festival of new works, From Cradle to Stage, explores the many facets of the things that bond us together. First, […]
Aren’t those the least deserving of forgiveness the ones who need it the most? This is the question The Last Days of Judas Iscariot poses to the jury during a trial deciding […]
Just like the scene of a real accident, Northern Light Theatre’s An Accident, drew a large crowd at the PCL Theatre in the ATB Financial Arts Barns on opening night. The crowd […]
Finishing its run on April 14th, Walterdale Playhouse embraced a sweeping wartime epic with vigor and heart in its production of Marie Clements’s Burning Vision. Clements – one of Canada’s […]
This week, Edmonton’s C103 has been hijacked by a wild and witty anti-Freudian uprising. Linda Griffiths’s Age of Arousal, a The Maggie Tree/Blarney Production Co-op (in association with Theatre of the […]
I think we can all agree that the life of William Shakespeare has perhaps been a bit over-glamourized. I don’t know about you, but I have this vision of Shakespeare […]
I walked out of Ride the Cyclone wanting to cry. Not because the musical made me cry, but because it didn’t. The promotional images feature a young woman who looks […]
Summer and Smoke‘s run at Walterdale Playhouse ended February 16, 2013. Over the 10 day run, I had the opportunity to attend three times – the student preview night, the […]
Finishing its run at the Varscona last weekend, Owen McCafferty’s Days of Wine and Roses (inspired by JP Miller’s 1958 version of the same play) follows a couple of charming […]
When I signed up to review Where the Blood Mixes all I knew was that Lorne Cardinal, who played Sergent Davis Quinton in Corner Gas, my favorite “I’m feeling homesick” show, was in […]
