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Sex. Funny how that tiny three letter word gets confident men and women tittering and blushing. But that’s what happened at St. Albert Theatre Troupe’s new production Sex Please, We’re Sixty now playing at the Kinsmen Banquet Hall.

It’s been more than 20 years since Colleen Ring and Debbie Riopel first brought Random Acts of Kindness Week to the country through St. Albert, the first city in Canada to mark its importance.

There’s much to be said for the pure zaniness of a Coen Brothers’ movie.

The final pieces of the puzzle are falling into place for Edmonton’s 26th annual Silver Skate Festival kicking off this weekend at Hawrelak Park. Running from Feb.

Boeing-Boeing now playing at Walterdale Theatre is bit of relic, a dated farce where a Paris-based lothario is simultaneously engaged to three air hostesses. Yes, that’s what female flight attendants were called 60 years ago.

Guitar trios headline Arden Theatre The Montreal Guitar Trio and the California Guitar Trio once again meet up for concert of virtuosic music that is difficult to surpass. Headlining a jazz-rock-classical program at the Arden Theatre on Friday, Feb.

There’s a giant iron jawbone of an unknown dinosaur at the Art Gallery of St. Albert. No wait … it’s more like the Sydney Opera House deconstructed and reconstructed with the “sails” prominently displayed all in a row.

Chamber music served a la Wild West The WindRose Trio starts the season with a departure to the old west. For 11 years, they’ve roped in audiences with their highly accessible chamber music.

The Bellerose High Music and Performing Arts Program is determined to give audiences a night to remember with the stage-musical Mary Poppins. Director Mark Samuel had wanted to mount it for years.

A trio of Canada’s most consummate performers went on a five-year voyage of discovery to unearth their heritage. To most of us the word “heritage” refers to bloodline, race, culture, religion or even a region.