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I once left a wet tin can on a shirt and forgot to remove it for a few days. It wasn’t a nice shirt, obviously. It was a makeshift painting smock.

The Edmonton International Street Performers Festival, with artists blowing in from across the world, runs July 9 to 18 at Sir Winston Churchill Square.

The 23rd Annual Sterling Awards, an accolade to Edmonton’s theatre directors, actors, playwrights, designers, musical directors and composers, was held Monday, June 28 at the Mayfield Dinner Theatre.

As you read this article, one St. Albert daughter will be driving across Saskatchewan to reach the Royal Winnipeg Ballet Dance School by Sunday. Risa Larmand, 12, a student at J.J.

The A-Team (PG) Based on the classic ‘80s TV show, The A-Team follows the daring exploits of a colourful team of former Special Forces soldiers who were set up for a crime they did not commit.

For years there’s been talk about starting an adult-driven theatre company in St. Albert. For the longest time it was just talk — until now.

Walterdale Playhouse sets out to tackle a sassy romp on the world’s oldest profession in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, opening this Wednesday.

Those lazy, hazy days of summer are finally here and it is appropriate that Canada Day marks a sun-kissed celebration to unite all residents.

Shane Chisholm is one crazy dude who really burns up the asphalt. Country music is in his blood and he doesn’t turn down too many engagements.

This is just about the best idea to come along since peanut butter and jelly. Putting an art exhibit in the middle of a garden is genius.