Local Entertainment

Brad Necyk isn’t having an identity crisis but, with all of the pies that he has his fingers in these days, it’s entirely possible that he’s spreading himself a bit thin.

Are you an interfaith, cross-cultural or multi-ethnic couple in love and planning a wedding in the near future? If so, Anaid Productions may be searching for you.

School isn’t out for summer yet but that isn’t stopping Morinville Public Elementary from having a blast in a big way this weekend.

Painter Liz Meetsma is getting some good exposure in one of the least painterly places these days. The local artist is one of a trio whose works have been on exhibit in Gallery 7, the back room at the Bookstore on Perron, since the beginning of May.

Edmonton Musical Theatre starts a new era in its 36th year history with the year-end production The Song Must Go On. For more than a decade, the company’s home base was in downtown Edmonton on Jasper Avenue.

The sun is shining, trees are leafing and it’s time to samba. The Edmonton-based EKOS Singers are in the groove, and for their final season concert, the 38-member choir is delivering a vibrant, energetic slice of Brazil.

Green Fools will be the too-tall stars of the 32nd annual International Children's Festival, the lofty stiltwalkers gliding through the crowd.

The scene at River Ridge Seniors Community was primarily messy yet joyous last Friday. Dozens of the facility’s residents poured cups of red, yellow and blue acrylic paint over wooden stanchions with wide bases.

A naÄŹve girl loses her virginity to a man who might have a prosthetic penis, a masturbating man is interrupted by his dream girl, and a drunken woman first pees in her pants and then threatens to vomit on a man unless he has sex with her.

A crash landing leaves teenager Kitai Raige (Jaden Smith) and his legendary father Cypher (Will Smith) stranded on Earth, 1,000 years after cataclysmic events forced humanity's escape.