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A Review of Hamilton: A History Lesson Sung and Danced

July 25, 2022 Jim Beard

The long-awaited Broadway phenomenon Hamilton has finally made its way to Calgary. There’s a reason for the hype. It’s good. It’s great, even. I don’t usually critique shows in goosebumps, but this one had me […]

Parts & Labour Rico Pisco Col Cseke
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Hardships of Temporary Foreign Workers: A Review of Parts & Labour

July 4, 2022 Jim Beard

Verbatim theatre is a style in which plays are crafted and structured around precise words from interviews about specific events. Depending on the events structured, and the quality of the interview, an audience may be […]

The Cast of Clue at Vertigo Theatre. Photo by Tim Nguyen.
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Crime, Comedy and Choreography: A Review of Vertigo Theatre’s Clue

May 20, 2022 Jim Beard

It’s an education in timing. The pacing is quick. The movement is fluid. The spacing is precise. And I’m not even talking about the acting yet. I’m talking about the set and its ingenious eye-popping […]

Review: Cantata - the play that could have been a zoom call
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Cantata – the play that could have been a zoom call

May 7, 2022 Sarah Stupar

Cantata (Rumours of My Crazy, Useless Life) By Clem Martini played April 28 – May 7, 2022 at Stage Theatre in Calgary, Alberta When I was asked to review Cantata, a dramatization and fictionalization of […]

Dora Maar: The Wicked One Daniela Vlaskalic
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The Muse and the Minotaur: A Review of Dora Maar: The Wicked One

May 6, 2022 Jim Beard

Solo-person shows are difficult to pull off. One challenge lies in creating good enough material to keep an audience engaged. A second challenge lies in the actor. Are they dexterous and versatile enough to meet […]

Death, Comedy, and Friendship: One Yellow Rabbit's Gilgamesh Lazyboy
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Death, Comedy, and Friendship: One Yellow Rabbit’s Gilgamesh Lazyboy

April 25, 2022 Jim Beard

The story of Gilgamesh is an old story. Written on clay tablets in cuneiform, it’s one of the oldest stories in the world. It follows the friendship of Gilgamesh and Enkidu as they confront raspy-voiced […]

“A Day in the Life” with a great artist and performer Linnea Swan
Arts

“A Day in the Life” with performing artist Linnea Swan

August 11, 2021 Kyra Ramos

To write a biography for dance artist Linnea Swan is a monumental task. An audacious creator and performer, she is difficult to capture in a series of footnotes; it’s in the footlights where she makes […]

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“A Day in the Life” with Calgary performance artist Daniel Fong

April 28, 2021 Admin

Who’s in the house?! DANIEL FONG! Where to even begin with this Calgary icon? Well, he is a fearless and driven young and handsome actor. His work has received accolades that include such phrases as […]

Arts

“A Day in the Life” with Local Creative Olivia Davis

March 17, 2021 Admin

Olivia Davis is an Indigenous artist living in Mohkinstsis, but traces their roots to the Métis communities in Lac Labiche, and back further to the Red River. Olivia is currently attending high school as she […]

Andrew Cooper
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“A Day in the Life” of Theatre Jack-of-all-Trades Andrew Cooper

March 11, 2020 Jessica da Cunha

Andrew Cooper is a playwright, director, and theatre Jack-of-all-trades hailing from British Colombia. He specializes in movement, dance, mask, puppetry, and stage combat and is passionate about creating new works of Canadian theatre. He loves […]

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