Local Entertainment

I’ve been immersed in watching the local theatre scene for so long, I’ve barely cast an eye towards Calgary.

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Fresh and vibrant. That’s the mantra as Edmonton Opera prepares to launch a flamboyant take on Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado. There are no sacred cows left.

There are numerous ways to fundraise for charity, and Charlene Bouvier is certain that a mind-mangling murder mystery dinner theatre will be a hit with St. Albert donors. The event chair for St.

Blackie and the Rodeo Kings. Junkhouse. LeE HARVeY OsMOND. Musician Tom Wilson has many incarnations and many creative outlets. The metropolitan Edmonton region had better get ready for one more. The Hamilton, Ont.

Only Christine Elmgren has any people in her paintings, but even they are non-descript. There are few fine details to be found in the rest of her works, much like what you’ll get from Mike Dendy and Tom Yurko.

St. Albert’s Shelby Johnson is one of those rare multi-talented teens who has racked up enough experiences to make most people blush.

Over his seven-year span as music director of the Edmonton Metropolitan Chorus, David Garber has developed a reputation for programming concerts to a specific genre.

Parents with babies and toddlers can now plan for a morning at the theatre. As part of the Noisy Theatre program for toddlers, the Arden Theatre opens its doors for the return of Will Stroet.

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.