A Great Painter, A Mysterious Death Reviewed by Mary Alderson Tom Thomson is Canada’s best artist for showing us Algonquin Park. He is also a fascinating character in Canada’s history and while he lived an interesting life, his death is even more captivating. How did a man who loved his canoe and spent plenty of […]
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Strong Women, Modern Music, Great Voices & Funny Reviewed by Mary Alderson To really enjoy & Juliet, you need to be familiar with the original Romeo & Juliet. You know, the one by William Shakespeare where they end up dead. And then forget it, and suspend your belief in Shakespearean literature. & Juliet is a
What a Party!! Reviewed by Sandi Laird Firstly, let me admit this was my first foray into immersive theatre. I hope it won’t be my last! Picture this – you enter the Auburn Theatre — transformed into Mrs. Krishnan’s store — by an actual actor from the production. He introduces himself; you introduce yourself; he
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The Stars Shine Brightly in this Legendary Affair Reviewed by Sandi Laird The curtain rises on Marlene Dietrich and Edith Piaf – one in Germany, the other in France. It is 1960 and Dietrich’s return to Germany is met with anger by her compatriots who resent her decades-long absence from the homeland. Piaf is a
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