Local Entertainment

John Hudson, artistic director of Shadow Theatre has never skirted the bizarre and so with a Noel Coward aplomb presents The Dazzle opening Thursday, Jan. 20 for a three-week run.

I always wondered why the Old Farmer’s Almanac had a hole punched in the upper left corner.

There are certain undeniable facts that must be listed off before any substantive review of The Lovely Bones can be written.

It was a crisp, sunny day much like Thursday. Father Albert Lacombe and Bishop Alexandre Taché were looking around the landscape for a good place to build a new Catholic mission. Lacombe knew this area well and asked his superior what he thought.

Workshop West’s Canoe Theatre Festival launched three years ago to replace the defunct Kaboom! festival.

During the first 10 minutes of Thunderstick now playing at the Roxy Theatre, I wondered if it would flush down the toilet.

According to Kevin Mackenzie it may all have started with the egg man.

‘Jam Jar’ should describe some of the edible delights or possibly a style of music for the entertainment at this weekend’s Deep Freeze Festival along Alberta Avenue in Edmonton.

Going to the movies and living out a two-hour escapist adventure is one leisure activity everyone relates to. It’s fun. It’s relaxing and it generally provokes good-natured discussion.

Country duos are rare in part because it’s tough to find the right voice and personality to complement an already existing solo act. Yet St. Albert’s homegrown Leah Durelle and Aaron J.