Local Entertainment

The Arden Theatre’s new season has been unveiled at the same time as the theatre’s new professional programming presenter takes the reins.

Just like a good wine can complement a strong cheese, sometimes it’s just plain luck when two completely distinct and opposite artists can team up for a show that works as well as this.

The 29th Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival kicked off Thursday night for an 11-day run until Aug. 22.

Billy (Ringo) Boissonneault and Randy Forsberg have scored a lifetime of playing with different bands. On Tuesday night they appear at Ammar’s Open Jam and they’re not shy about showing what they can do.

Cats and Dogs: Revenge of Kitty Galore (G) In the age-old battle between cats and dogs, one crazed feline has taken things a paw too far.

There is much to be said for the comic potential of warring factions of cats and dogs. Ahem… talking cats and dogs. With super spy gadgets.

A one-hour trip on Monday afternoon afforded a select group of attendees a rare look into the past and a heady glimpse into St. Albert’s cultural future.

Marlee Scott, 24, now a permanent Nashville resident, flew in for a special performance at Big Valley Jamboree’s Molson Saloon. But a summer storm of magnificent proportions struck Friday, July 30 and her gig was cancelled.

Thuggish bulls and swarthy sheep will rumble through Cardiff this weekend as the county’s annual bull-riding competition leaps out of the gate.

A local St. Albert teenager is getting national attention after being catapulted to the top six on YTV’s The Next Star. In the latest episode aired Monday, Madi Amyotte sang I Remember by Shiloh and beat out 10 competitors for a coveted spot.