Campus & City
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Supplied Dance crew brings U of A students together through K-Pop
It was back in 2012 when Maria Milanowski, a second-year education student at the time, decided to assemble a group…
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Improv soap opera brings Westeros and Middle-Earth to Old Strathcona
What: Die-Nasty, the Live Improvised Soap Opera When: Every Monday at 7:30 p.m. through May 27, 2019 except for December…
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Theatre Review: Citadel Theatre’s “Once”
What: Once When: September 22 to October 14, 2018 Where: The Citadel Theatre Imagine being stuck. As in, working in…
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Chronos Vocal Ensemble to bring Baroque hits to Edmonton
What: Gregory Handel’s Coronation Anthems Who: Chronos Vocal Ensemble When: Sunday, November 18, 2018 at 7:30 pm Where: All Saints’…
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Comedian Henry Sir returns to Edmonton to record debut album
What: Recording of Chalant, a comedy album Who: Henry Sir, Edmontonian stand-up comedian Where: The Grindstone When: November 16-17, 9:00…
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LitFest: Vivek Shraya’s “I’m Afraid of Men” resonates with eager audience
What: LitFest — Vivek Shraya: I’m Afraid of Men When: October 13, 7:00-8:30 p.m. Where: Metro Cinema LitFest is Canada’s first and only nonfiction festival.…
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LitFest: Mike Barnes’s “Writing Raw” discussed writing about trauma
What: LitFest — Mike Barnes: “Writing Raw: How to Explore Personal Material That Is Touchy, Dark, Intimate, Tangled, Problematic, Risky, Taboo…
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LitFest: Marcello Di Cinto’s “Writing from Afar” mapped out travel writing
What: LitFest — Marcello Di Cintio: “Writing from Afar: A Travel Writing Manifesto” When: Oct 20, 11:00-12:30 p.m. Where: Matrix…
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What to watch: A preview of Edmonton’s performing arts season
From quirky comedies to cutting-edge multimedia dance shows, Edmonton’s 2018-19 performing arts season is full of opportunities to escape the…
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