Local Entertainment

It’s probably a first in the Edmonton area – dancers taking a selfie as they leap through the air.

Some people respond to public tragedy with cries of outrage and grief. Others work to unite the community with rallies of white ribbons and messages of support.

What you grab to quench your thirst can say a lot about you. Maybe you're a construction type who heads to the pub to have a quaff right after quitting time.

It’s hard to think of New Edmonton Wind Sinfonia as a semi-professional orchestra. Its musicians are so talented.

Anyone who wonders whether nature or nurture play the greatest role in our lives should look at violinist brothers Olivier and Eric Slabiak, founders of Les Yeux Noirs. “My father had two brothers who were musicians.

Director Kate Ryan is a bit of sleuth always on the lookout for Broadway’s past gems. Forgotten by time, she has a knack for swishing off the dust and resurrecting solid revivals.

VASA artist Teresa Graham knows the value of double booking: it also means that you get double billing.

A teenage boy commits a violent crime. Shock. Confusion. Anger. Disbelief. How could it happen and I did not know? That is the central question a mother asks herself when she is placed in this terrifying tragedy in The Mothers running Feb.

St. Albert country singer Jessy Mossop, 21, is lining up to become a rising star on the international music scene. Mossop won a spot to perform at the prestigious North American Country Music Association (NACMAI) competition at Pigeon Forge, Tenn.

Anyone under the mistaken belief that today’s adolescents only listen to pop and rap need only turn their attention to Edmonton Youth Orchestra.