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A Christmas Carol: A conflict of the human heart

A Christmas Carol: A conflict of the human heart

There are slick and flashy Christmas shows in production this season, but few will move you with the misty-eyed warmth of A Christmas Carol now playing at the Citadel Theatre until Dec. 23.
Jr. gone spiritual

Jr. gone spiritual

Along the bumpy road to self-discovery, singer/songwriter Mike McDonald got more than a few bruises. But while his ego may have taken a few hits, it’s just made his music stronger.
Mostly a Jazzy Christmas

Mostly a Jazzy Christmas

The River City Big Band is one of the best Christmas gifts jazz fans can enjoy.
Wizard of Oz flies at Festival Place

Wizard of Oz flies at Festival Place

One of the great ironies of the film industry is that the 1939 film fantasy, The Wizard of Oz, was originally considered a box office failure.
Santa to meet Django on Arden stage

Santa to meet Django on Arden stage

Shake up your Christmas traditions with the Hot Club of San Francisco’s Cool Yule, a swinging gypsy jazz sleigh ride to the North Pole.
Greenwood Singers go Home for the Holidays

Greenwood Singers go Home for the Holidays

When the Greenwood Singers and the University of Alberta Faculty of Education Handbell Ringers blend their talents for the traditional Many Moods of Christmas concert, the evening is electric with powerful arrangements and action-packed ringing.
The Amazing Kreskin sets out to stupefy

The Amazing Kreskin sets out to stupefy

On stage, the Amazing Kreskin is always affable, charming and entertaining. But behind the scenes, the internationally renowned mentalist doesn’t mince words about lawyers using hypnosis as a defence for murder.
Singing Tree chimes with a Broadway feel

Singing Tree chimes with a Broadway feel

As holiday extravaganzas go, Edmonton’s 42nd Singing Christmas Tree is chock full of scintillating stars. Showcased at the Jubilee Auditorium Dec.
Cantilon Choirs appeal to the heart

Cantilon Choirs appeal to the heart

While many teens go for the glitzy bling of Christmas, Alyssa Kraus, 16, can’t wait to immerse herself in the spiritual wonder, mystery and radiance of the Christmas season.
New Year's Eve is one film best left unattended

New Year's Eve is one film best left unattended

Does anybody watch or simply remember last year’s Valentine’s Day? If so, please preserve your memories by staying as far away from New Year’s Eve as possible.
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