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Supplied ‘OMA’ documents unassuming local hero Sandy Moser
Although the COVID-19 pandemic has been hard on all of us, kindness can go a long way, touching peoples’ hearts…
Read More » - Campus & CityPaul A
Theatre Review: Theatre Network’s “We Are Not Alone”
What: We Are Not Alone Where: The Roxy on Gateway When: February 14 to March 3, 8:00 p.m., Sunday matinees…
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Theatre Review: “What a Young Wife Ought to Know”
Sometimes, it takes a trip to the past to see flaws in the present. Theatre Network’s production of Hannah Moscovitch’s…
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“Hey Ladies!” shares a zany taste of Edmonton
What: Hey Ladies! When: October 26, 2018; February 1, March 29, and May 10, 2019 Where: The Roxy on Gateway…
Read More » - Campus & CityTracy Kolenchuk
Furry friend flies in “Jezebel, at the Still Point”
What: Jezebel, at the Still Point Where: The Roxy on Gateway When: October 11-21, 2018 Tickets: Senior/Student $18, Adult $22…
Read More » - CityDavid Cooper
31st Annual Sterling Awards honour Edmonton’s professional theatre in all forms
From the walls of Troy to the depths of the underworld, from dogs to forest vagabonds to goblins, the 31st…
Read More » - Campus & CityJonah Dunch
31st Annual Sterling Awards nominees announced
Edmonton theatre artists Richard Lee Hsi and Megan Dart announced the nominees for the 31st Annual Elizabeth Sterling Haynes Awards,…
Read More » - Arts & CultureRyan Parker
Suffering, growing up, and mending old wounds: Talking with Sheldon Elter about his one-man show, ‘Metis Mutt’
Stories of suffering, growing up, and mending old wounds are abound in Metis Mutt, a one-man show playing at Theatre…
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