Local Entertainment

Getting ready for the Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts Awards is serious work. For most observers, the semi-formal affair is a chance to pat nominees on the back.

Everybody’s favourite (or least favourite) Hollywood golden boy has been making a resurgence in movies lately. I’ll admit that I often love Kevin Costner movies while hardly appreciating the work of the man himself in them.

For actor-director Kurt Spenrath, there is a strong connection between theatre or ballet and professional wrestling. And the former St. Albert resident is backing his point of view with a film.

Sunday, March 2 is a big day for some people Now that the BAFTAs are over, I consider it safe enough to put on a pot of coffee, crunch some numbers, and figure out who (and what) I would predict to come home with little golden statuettes come end of

St. Albert Catholic High is making a radical departure from the heavyweight productions it usually mounts – shows such as The Trojan Women and The Crucible.

It will be a virtual cavalcade of stars as Night of Artists prepares to unveil its newest weekend event. Artists of Alberta takes place in St. Albert next weekend.

During any given full-length rehearsal, 13-year-old Sage Jepson kicks the bucket about three times.

Leah Pauls believes singing is a natural human birthright and she’s embarked on a mission to create more opportunities for people.

Slowburn, once St. Albert’s premiere blues band, reunites to celebrate its 10th anniversary at Big Al’s House of Blues for a two-nighter this coming weekend. Several years ago, former St.

Victoria Metera and Marc Pinco do more than float on the dance floor. At the moment they are floating on cloud nine. The St.