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If you’ve ever met comedian Lorne Elliott in person, or seen his photo, the first thing that hits you is his frizzy, flyaway hair. The way it shoots off his head looking like he stuck a finger in an electric socket and electrocuted himself.

Playwright Michel Tremblay is one of Canada’s iconic ambassadors of francophone culture. And once again, Walterdale Playhouse presents his most produced and translated play.

When you’re young, taking risks is a natural part of growth. Without preconceived notions that develop over the years, it’s easy to be fluid and veer off in any direction.

In case you didn’t pay attention to the news in 1988, there was an international incident in 1988 that catapulted to worldwide attention and brought unfriendly people and nations together in a single, unified effort.

She’s the newest member of the Visual Arts Studio Association and she isn’t taking long to make her mark with a new show. Samantha Williams-Chapelsky, by now a well-recognized name in St.

Jamie Adkins is the epitome of clowning around. As the one-man Circus Incognitus, Adkins is part acrobat, part juggler and part storyteller with a hefty dose of silly goofiness.

If your mind is blank on what to give your better half for Valentine’s Day, check out the upcoming Patricia O’Callaghan concert at the Arden Theatre. The Toronto-based soprano and cabaret singer is bringing The Heart of Song to St.

There’s a new community theatre company in St. Albert and next week it debuts its first dinner theatre production at the Kinsmen Korral. Almost as a tongue-in-cheek joke, St.

The Adventures of Tintin is directed by Steven Spielberg and stars Jamie Bell as Tintin, the intrepid young reporter whose relentless pursuit of a good story thrusts him into a world of high adventure. Daniel Craig plays the nefarious Red Rackham.

St. Albert artist Val Solash has a show opening on Tuesday at a place that most would not immediately associate with paintings on a wall: the Walterdale Theatre.