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Catalyst Theatre puts on an unforgettable performance

Catalyst Theatre puts on an unforgettable performance

The Invisible: Agents of Ungentlemanly Warfare is a Catalyst Theatre triumph
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What's old in TV land is new again

What's old in TV land is new again

Your list of new and returning shows for the rest of February
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Beverly Heights Variety Show celebrates 50 naughty years

Beverly Heights Variety Show celebrates 50 naughty years

Racy but not dirty, beloved show is not for the kiddies.
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Indigenous-inspired Macbeth returns to Chinook Festival

Indigenous-inspired Macbeth returns to Chinook Festival

Allyson Pratt, a member of Alexander Cree Nation, leads as the Indigenous Lady Macbeth
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1984 is a clarion call of a sinister future

1984 is a clarion call of a sinister future

Walterdale director Monica Roberts sees current parallels to Orwell's dystopian vision
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Sharing Canadian heritage through music in Innisfail

Sharing Canadian heritage through music in Innisfail

Songwriter Michael Mitchell performs in United Church's concert series
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Nova Scotia's Hillsburn ready to rock Bragg Creek

Nova Scotia's Hillsburn ready to rock Bragg Creek

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Alberta writers go outside provincial boundaries

Alberta writers go outside provincial boundaries

Books written or published in Alberta used to be solely concerned with the province. Now they can be about all sorts of places, often in Asia.
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Alberta writers goes outside provincial boundaries

Alberta writers goes outside provincial boundaries

Books written or published in Alberta used to be solely concerned with the province. Now they can be about all sorts of places, often in Asia.
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'Edmonton lit' has its day in the sun

Calgary has been the setting of many recent fiction titles: Left, by Theanna Bischoff; The Figgs , by Ali Bryan; Garry Ryan’s Inspector Lane series.
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