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STOMP on sale Kaboom. Kapow. Whomp. The international percussion sensation, STOMP, returns to the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium on Jan. 10 and 11, 2017.

They came, they saw, and they took their very best shots. The city youths who always get snapping whenever the Musée Héritage Museum sounds the call have once again submitted their best pictures.

If you try to see next Friday’s Snowflake Festival through the eyes of a preschooler, you’ll soon realize ‘magic’ isn’t a big enough word to describe the event. In the frosty darkness of downtown St.

Sentimental. Frothy. Nostalgic. Humorous. These are just a few adjectives that describe The Drowsy Chaperone, one of Broadway’s darlings from the last decade.

It’s time to jump on board a live musical theatre performance about life, love and luggage on Nov. 18 and 19 at Fort Edmonton Park’s Capitol Theatre. The vintage show features former St.

If I had reviewed How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying last year before witnessing an idiot bulldoze his way into a presidential position, I would have viewed the musical satire as a harmless, old-fashioned joke.

You know right off that when you walk into a film that Mel Gibson directed, there’s going to be violence. Hacksaw Ridge, his newest, is no different than The Passion of the Christ in some ways.

This will be the last article the St. Albert Gazette writes about New Edmonton Wind Sinfonia. As the professional wind ensemble heads into a 40th anniversary, it celebrates its longevity and musical contributions with a concert on Saturday, Nov.

Finally. A movie about aliens that even the most austere and astute ethnographer and cultural linguist can enjoy.

Most people who grew up in the 1970s still cherish affection for the era’s goofy sitcoms. The fluffy Three’s Company that made John Ritter, Suzanne Somers and Joyce DeWitt stars was a particular favourite. In St.