Campus & City
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Mandisha Kaur Exploring Edmonton: Grant Notley Park
Located at 11603 – 100 Avenue, Grant Notley Park sits right at the heart of downtown. The park gives an…
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Emotional Strings: A review of “The German Romantics” concert
What: The German Romantics When: September 7, 2019 at 7pmWhere: Convocation Hall Performers: Violinist Robert Uchida; cellist Rafael Hoekman; and Dr. Patricia…
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Theatre Review: Persephone Bound
Content warning: this article contains mentions of sexual assault. Combining aerial dance, percussion, and spoken poetry in an interdisciplinary work…
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2019 Fringe Festival Review: MEAT the Musical
In my mind, I imagine that the MEAT the Musical origin story began in a basement in Garneau or Belgravia.…
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2019 Fringe Festival Review: ThunderCats The Musical
Think you’ve seen it all in that trailer for Cats (2019)? Thought that it couldn’t get even more bizarre? Think…
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2019 Fringe Festival Review: Molly MacKinnon’s “Hack”
Directed by Molly MacKinnon, Hack follows two playwrights, August (Dylan Rosychuk) and Foster (Eric Smith), who take a writing retreat…
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2019 Fringe Festival Review: Imaginary Friend
When your best friend is a demon, expect nothing less than drinking Drano at tea-parties, synchronized rapping while possessed, and…
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2019 Fringe Festival Review: John Mark Jernigan’s “Hello”
An existential crisis can happen anywhere. Whether it happens at a convenience store or your local coffee shop, even the…
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2019 Fringe Festival Review: Last Days on Krypton
In dire times like these, when we’ve begun to feel the effects of the climate crisis descending upon us, maybe…
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2019 Fringe Festival Review: The 3AM Subtext
Yearning and haunting have much in common. Matthew Stepanic’s The 3AM Subtext is a brave, thought-provoking exploration of how people…
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