Arts & Culture
-
Claudine Chua
Social Intercourse: November 18, 2019
In our weekly column Social Intercourse, we (i.e.your friendly neighbourhood Arts & Culture writers) share our picks for your weekend (or mid-week) night…
Read More » -
Act III Productions
Netflix Review: One Day At A Time
Reboots of old tv shows have been rather dull or unnecessary. However, One Day At A Time, originally a 1975…
Read More » -
El Deseo
Film Review: Pain and Glory
Pedro Almodóvar’s Pain and Glory is a deeply personal and moving tale about the intersections of art, addiction, and love.…
Read More » -
Jessica Tang
Eating Edmonton: Pêche Café
Unless you’re buying cheaper items like lentils, rice, beans, or bread, vegan food can get expensive. As a university student,…
Read More » -
Thomas Black
Female form and the grotesque with Jamie Lee Girodat
Jamie Lee Girodat is an Edmonton based artist from Lethbridge, Alberta and a current MFA candidate at the University of…
Read More » -
Calvin Chan
NDIDI: Art and agency through a Nigerian lens
Walking into the NDIDI art show, I was immediately transported from a crisp Edmonton winter night to a vibrant space…
Read More » -
Supplied by Escape Hour Canada
Exploring Edmonton: Escape Hour escape room
What: Escape HourWhere: 10025 102A Ave NWPrice: $24.99 per person, except for the Five Lives room which is $29.99 per…
Read More » -
Helen Zhang with Supplied
Playlist: Sleep All Reading Week
After weeks of all-nighters, I know you’re tired. But now, it’s finally reading week and you can catch up on…
Read More » -
Supplied
Album Review: King Princess’ “Cheap Queen”
Mikaela Straus, better known as her persona King Princess, oozes confidence, humour, and unabashed queer sex appeal. Gaining immense traction…
Read More » -
Supplied by Liz Lauren
Theatre Review: Citadel Theatre’s Six The Musical
Where: The Citadel Theatre When: November 1 — 24Creators: Toby Marlow & Lucy MossDirectors: Lucy Moss & Jane ArmitageCast: Adrianna Hicks,…
Read More »