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Out of government oppression, there will always be a rising of voices. For Jalal Barzanji, his voice was always his writing and that’s exactly why Saddam Hussein couldn’t tolerate him.

At a recent media call for the MacEwan Theatre Arts winter production of the Canadian premiere of Vernon God Little, the unfinished set leaped out. A chain-link fencing surrounded the intimate black box Theatre Lab created a deathly, trapped feeling.

With all the rampant consumerism around, it’s easy to feel the Yuletide spirit eluding us. But at its core Christmas is a family event that embraces and showcases children.

Adaptation not easy for humans

Their talents only have a few more days to remain hidden, and the anticipation is reaching a fever pitch.

Paul Burwell is one of only three guys in all of North America who does what he does.

Hoist the flag: Gilbert and Sullivan’s popular Pirates of Penzance is about to sail from Morinville Community High School.

Sturgeon Composite High music program has developed such a potent reputation that organizations keep knocking on their door with performance requests.

Playwright David Haas has written a new psychological thriller that St. Albert Theatre Arts Guild (STAGE) would like to stage in the near future. The Visitor is a story of “an older woman who is cast by her town as being crazy.

For more than three decades, the How the Grinch Stole Christmas animation has been a staple of the holiday season. Based on the book by Dr. Seuss and narrated by Boris Karloff, it has enchanted millions of children and more than a few adults.