Local Entertainment

This might be the best example of what an audience-specific is and should be like, at least for 2014. Listen Up Philip is the ultimate homage to 1970s cinema for and about New York intellectuals.

Christmas is about to slip into overdrive with the Mission Hill Brass Band. The St. Albert based British style brass band is pumped and ready to perform Christmas with Jens on Saturday, Dec. 13 at St. Alberta United Church.

Prepare to once again be spellbound by the rhythmic vocal talent and master musicianship of Big Hank and A Fist Full of Blues this coming Saturday at the Horizon Stage.

The Real Gone Ensemble is hosting a workshop of its art piece Husk on Dec. 13 and 14 at Campus St. Jean.

This is the season of dreams and St. Albert Singers’ Guild is capitalizing on that vibe with a peek at Hollywood movies.

It's time to close the book on the tenure of the second Regional Writer in Residence, and prepare to open a new one at the same time. It's something that makes Margaret Macpherson a bit reflective.

Forbidden sexual attractions, soul-searing bitterness, gnawing acrimony, numbing fear and the odd tender moment are explored in Sarah Ruhl's Passion Play.

As artistic founder of Cantilon Choirs, conductor Heather Johnson continually nurtures her multiple choruses into an art form.

Modern art dangles precariously in the lives of the characters in Six Degrees of Separation, a production now running at Walterdale Theatre that hammers at the hollowness of the American dream and its ever-expanding celebrity culture.

Homelessness isn’t pretty. It needs a voice and the United Way is making a stand against poverty. The Edmonton non-profit in partnership with St. Albert’s PlanIt Sound has launched the first My United Way Voice contest.