Campus & City
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Courtesy of Alexa Tonn A summer sojourn with Shakespeare: The Freewill Shakespeare Festival set to return for 29th season
“There’s always something about Shakespeare,” says Julie Haddow, managing director of the Freewill Shakespeare Festival. “Even when it’s rainy and…
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Inclusive, innovative, international: Citadel Theatre craves both old and new adventures for 52nd season
In a city that prides itself on having a multicultural make-up, it just makes sense for its largest regional theatre…
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The Forge on Whyte provides a live music space for all genres and fans
In the Whyte Ave space left vacant by the Pawn Shop, The Forge has emerged as a live music venue for…
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Theatre Review: Kinky Boots
Kinky Boots Book by Harvey Fierstein Music and lyrics by Cyndi Lauper Directed and choreographed by Jerry Mitchell Northern Jubilee…
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The most peaceful spots on campus
It’s midterm season. Fuck. Semester stresses are at an all time high, and there’s still five whole days left until…
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Flying Lotus set to curate 2017 Sled Island Festival
Every year, countless music and arts festivals release generic lineups that seem as though they were put together by a…
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Silver Skate Festival celebrates Edmonton’s winter spirit, as well as its cultures and communities
What: Silver Skate Festival Where: Hawrelak Park When: February 10-20, 2017 Tickets: Free (excluding certain events) More info at https://www.silverskatefestival.org/go/…
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1050: Edmonton Comic-Con
In this edition of 1050, we dig back into the vault for a look at items from around last fall’s…
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Social Intercourse: February 11, 2017 (Valentine’s Day edition)
Valentine’s Day movies: The Princess Bride & The Love Witch Metro Cinema February 14th (7pm, 930pm) Tickets: $9 (student) https://www.metrocinema.org The Metro…
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Despite furor, Walterdale Theatre’s ‘Othello’ should have gone on
Uproar is infectious, and the viral furor aimed at the Walterdale Theatre this past week over its decision to cast…
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