BWW Review: RENT Kicks Off a Season of Love with Broadway Across Canada
RENT tells the story of six New York artists struggling to survive at the end of the millennium.
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RENT tells the story of six New York artists struggling to survive at the end of the millennium.
A man discovers he is eighth in line to become Earl of Highhurst.
The highly anticipated season-closer of Billy Elliot the Musical has been a long-time coming for Theatre Calgary.
There is a great need in Calgary for Queer stories to be told, for emerging artists to be highlighted, and for local directors and creators to take the stage.
In 2013, Calgary's own Stage West Theatre presented the Pechet Family Musical Award to a brand new show called Come From Away.
John & Jen is not a musical I had a lot of (re: any) familiarity with.
As the closer to Alberta Theatre Project's 2018/2019 season - and coming off of the announcement in August of 2018 to exchange this show for another - all eyes were on The New Canadian Curling Club.
Four chairs and a keyboard are all you need to create a fantastic, original musical about how to create a fantastic, original musical.
A sequel to the Tom Smith farce previously produced by Stage West in 2017, we return to the Convent of the Sisters of Perpetual Sewing not long after the events of the first show and find that things have settled down.
Zorro is the original swashbuckling hero who always does the right thing and adheres to a personal code that drives him to help those in need.
Given Stage West Theatre Restaurant's penchant for tributes and bio-musicals (ala Million Dollar Quartet, Rock of Ages, Red Rock Diner, and their continuously running Tribute Concert Series), Jersey Boys was a perfect fit for their 2018/2019 Season.
You step into a small, dark room devoid of sound, and the only light is illuminating your path to your seat as you enter the Motel Theatre at the Arts Commons (one of my favourite places to be because there is a theatre around every corner).
There is a reason bio-musicals and jukebox tales are so popular.
Last week marked the world premiere of Mary and Max, a touching story of friendship and the ultimate power of words.
Taken from the Liza Minelli song in the 1977 movie musical 'New York, New York', this two hour revue covers songs from twelve musical productions, woven together - with no plot - to feature a cast of five artists playing all the characters.
In a world struggling to find connection, how strange that we're brought together in one place to witness the beautiful love and ultimate separation of a family, in an oddly comforting way.
There is a reason that Les Miserables is the longest running musical of all time.
Shakespeare by the Bow has been a staple of Calgary summer theatre for the past seven years and yet, regrettably, this was my first year walking through Prince's Island Park to attend Theatre Calgary's seminal programing.
What I expected to be an evening of upbeat music and fun-filled choreography did deliver, but not in a way that left me completely satisfied.
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How to Save the World from a Bus to Thunder Bay Wood's Homes @ Inglewood Hub (7/31-8/08) |
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& Juliet Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (9/15-9/20) |
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Broadway Across Canada Presents: & Juliet Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (9/15-9/20) |
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Menopause The Musical Club Regent Event Centre (10/07-10/07) |
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show Spooktacular Tour with Barry Bostwick Centennial Concert Hall (10/23-10/23) |
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Broadway Across Canada Presents Hamilton Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (6/15-6/27) |
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Broadway Across Canada Presents Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (11/10-11/15) |
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BEEHIVE The 60's Musical Stage West (6/26-8/30) |
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Stand up Comedy in broken English - Victor Patrascan in Winnipeg Prairie Theatre Exchange (8/05-8/05) |
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High Bar Gang at The Butchart Gardens The Butchart Gardens (8/28-8/28) |