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Chatter highlights improvised comedy and a John Williams concert

Dynasty at Die-Nasty Edmonton’s favourite live improvised soap opera is back for more cheesy gossip at the beautiful Varscona Theatre every Monday starting at 7:30 p.m.
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Stephanie Wolfe and St. Albert's Matt Alden share a shocking moment in Dynasty, Die-Nasty's cheesiest production to date. The improv soap opera runs every Monday night at Varscona Theatre

Dynasty at Die-Nasty

Edmonton’s favourite live improvised soap opera is back for more cheesy gossip at the beautiful Varscona Theatre every Monday starting at 7:30 p.m.

This year the warring factions are between Calgary’s Rochefort oil dynasty and the Camembert rivals itching for a power grab.

Stuck somewhere in the middle are drunk wives, black sheep, petulant daughters, snippy secretaries, twin chauffeurs, team owners and St. Albert’s own Matt Alden as Jason Waterfalls, world famous architect and designer of the Calgary’s new arena.

Sixteen of the region’s most talked about actors including Mark Meer, Peter Brown, Jesse Gervais, Stephanie Wolfe, Belinda Cornish, Kristi Hanson and Jason Hardwick take on recurring roles.

Tickets are $18 at the door. Varscona Theatre is at 10329 – 83 Ave.

Composer of the stars

The University of Alberta’s Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Concert Band perform John Williams works on Tuesday, March 20 at Winspear Centre.

Williams, who has scored more than 100 films and earned 50 Academy Award nominations, is renowned for iconic masterpieces from Harry Potter, Catch Me If You Can, E.T., Saving Private Ryan and Star Wars.

The concert features several guests including trumpeters from RCA Band, Memorial Composite High Mass Choir and Vocal Collective.

Showtime is 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 to $20. Visit ualberta.ca/artshows or at door (cash only).

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