Highlights

Calling all Bible readers, past and present, this play may be for you.

Death is a topic most of us avoid. Who wants to ponder the end? It’s simply too morbid. However, Let’s Talk About Your Death is anything but morbid. 

This 60-minute revue is more than a string of gold standards. A great deal of thought has gone into it ranging from vibrant costumes and portable set pieces to easy-on-the-eyes blocking and choreographed moves. 

If you’ve ever wondered how women deal with their sexuality, check out The Catalogue of Sexual Anxieties. 

To be successful a children’s show needs to be entertaining, educational, breezy, interactive and generally packed with fun. Melanie Gall, a St. Albert classical soprano, provides that and more in her return to Opera Mouse. 

“It's been very gratifying to see the support for the library through this process, and we're going to work very hard the next five years to continue to earn that support,” SAPL CEO Peter Bailey said.

St. Albert's Maureen Rooney is great as Granny, effectively showing the fear and frustration of someone losing touch, holding on to fleeting memories.

African singer-songwriters living in Edmonton are on a mission to share Afrobeats, a contemporary hybrid of soulful music