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In a typical group of 70 musicians playing together, each player would bring a decade or more of musical experience to the group, playing difficult classical pieces in a stuffy concert hall.

The jury is out on whether the event title is accurate but organizers of today’s “All You Need is Love – Said No Woman Ever” market are still hopeful to draw a mixed crowd of women and men looking to treat themselves and each

It never fails to amaze how students at the St. Albert Rotary Music Festival work so hard to make the most technically challenging pieces look seamless.

I sometimes wonder if it’s simply a sign of my age or if there’s a bit of sophistication that I’ve developed after having watched so many films.

It's getting close to Valentine's Day, and traditionally theatres mount productions about love and relationships. Somehow it seems appropriate that the University of Alberta's graduating BFA students tackle the madness of love in all its forms.

Love Potions have always been the stuff of titillating comedies, usually spoofing the randy sex fiends of all ages. In St.

Paul Kane High School students have a showcase of their art on display until Feb. 29. St. Albert Place (5 St. Anne St.). Contact Shannon Vance at the Art Gallery of St. Albert, 780-651-5735. www.artgalleryofstalbert.

Walterdale Theatre flies to Paris It’s cold and miserable outside and fast-paced romantic farce could be what the doctor ordered. Walterdale Theatre is mounting Boeing-Boeing, a comedic spoof on bachelors juggling multiple lovers.

Lisa Liusz Senio might be best known for her work in pastels and her altered book projects. This leads me to wonder what she’s doing with the Goop of Seven.

Arielle Ballance is right back where she started – at MacEwan University musical theatre program. But this time, instead of singing and acting, the St. Albert Children’s Theatre alumna is the musical director for Curtains.