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Juxtaposing Edmonton’s Graham Guest and Toronto’s Raoul Bhaneja at first seems a bit bizarre. Guest, who dubs himself a “Parkland boy,” is regarded by the music industry as an elite blues and roots pianist/organist.

New works on mental illness Despite social progress in developing tolerance, mental illness is often still feared and misunderstood.

If fall’s fading leaves are giving you the blues, step into a world of pure escapism at Teatro La Quindicina’s season closer.

This year Pro Coro Chamber Choir is short an artistic director. But instead of creating instability and insecurity, a genuine excitement and sense of renewal is sweeping throughout the 24-member choir.

In these parts Raoul Bhaneja is not exactly a household name. But theatre patrons who saw his Hamlet {Solo} back at the Edmonton Fringe Festival in 2008 were awestruck by his tour de force performance.

Just when you thought it wasn't safe to go back to the theatre, along comes a tale that brings you straight to the third row and keeps everyone, old and young alike, planted there.

30 Minutes or Less (18A) In this action-comedy, the mundane life of a small town pizza delivery guy collides with the big plans of two wannabe criminal masterminds. The volatile duo kidnaps Nick and forces him to rob a bank.

The sounds of Guns n’ Roses’ saccharine classic 1980s rock anthem Sweet Child o’ Mine greeted students, staff, and guests of all stripes at Leo Nickerson Elementary yesterday morning.

Everybody knows that the library is filled with a bunch of authors but this weekend, they're off the shelves and in living colour.

This weekend, Alberta Arts Days is a province-wide festivity that celebrates our culture, heritage and artistic diversity.