Local Entertainment

After leaving Northern Light’s Pervert, now playing at the Varscona Theatre, the five women in my group were inexplicably silent. Normally we’re all trying to out-compete each other on the verbal barometer.

If you’re looking for something to do on Father’s Day, the committee in charge of all of the city’s sesquicentennial celebrations just gave you a new option from days gone by. On Sunday June 19, St.

These are busy days for St. Albert’s arts community, with the inaugural ArtiCulture festival last weekend and now the St. Albert Painters’ Guild taking over city hall this weekend. St.

Ken Walker watches TV with a tiger. The Lac Ste. Anne resident has no ordinary rec room. A Siberian tiger prowls in a corner, ready to pounce on anyone foolish enough to sit on the nearby couch.

Edmonton Opera did not have to look far to find a director for Tosca, opening tonight at the Jubilee Auditorium for a three-day run.

Russell Brand reinvents the role of loveable billionaire Arthur Bach, an irresponsible charmer who has always relied on two things to get by: his limitless fortune and the good sense of his lifelong nanny and best friend Hobson (Helen Mirren), to kee

In a fickle world where friendships are deleted with the click of a button, it is reassuring to know true bonds forged between comrades can endure a lifetime.

German playwright Bertolt Brecht’s The Threepenny Opera is not the easiest play to stage, and the Walterdale Playhouse deserves a pat on the back for its fearlessness in attempting a remount.

There is nothing better to blow off the winter cobwebs than a good spring concert. With an eclectic range of bands and choirs in the St. Albert area, there is something for almost every taste and sensibility.

Relationships are complicated at the best of times, and they can turn on a dime at the slightest misinterpretation.