Local Entertainment

REVIEW The New Romantic Stars: 3.

REVIEW Blood: A Scientific Romance The Maggie Tree Runs until Oct. 27 Backstage Theatre 10330 – 84 Ave. Tickets: $25. Call 780-409-1919 or visit www.tickets.fringetheatre.

PREVIEW Metropolitan Brass! Mission Hill Brass and special guests Edmonton Metropolitan Chorus Sunday, Oct. 28, at 3 p.m. St. Albert United Church 20 Green Grove Dr. Tickets: $20 at door.

Chills at the Fort Fort Edmonton Park is unleashing three new scare attractions starting this weekend. And they fall under the moniker of DARK.

REVIEW Origin of the Species Northern Light Theatre Runs until Saturday, Oct. 27 ATB Financial Arts Barns 10330 – 84 Ave. Tickets: Start at $20. Call 780-471-1586 or online at www.northernlighttheatre.

Now enjoying their celebratory fifth season, organizers at Morinville Community Cultural Centre have a pretty good idea of what audiences like. Every season, a crop of new shows surfaces on the horizon.

Pharis & Jason Romero When it comes to chemistry, the original songs Pharis & Jason Romero sing have an undeniable feel for effortless harmonies, intricate finger-picking and a refreshing old-time spirit.

Rock singer-songwriter Graham Brown scores points for his fascination with composing songs. “I have a passion for writing songs. I don’t have a choice. I love to play music. I’m a song junkie and I can’t see any reason for stopping.

The life of Carole King Long before singer-songwriter Carole King became a chart-topping legend, she was Carol Klein, a Brooklyn girl with a passion for singing and the chutzpah to go with it.

REVIEW The Sisters Brothers Stars: 4.0 Starring Joaquin Phoenix, John C.