Local Entertainment

Two St. Albert animators have, for the second consecutive year, received the highest recognition by the British Columbia film and television industry.

It takes a lot of hard work and talent to sing at Global Country’s All Star Concert, however despite her age St. Albert’s Daylin Jorgensen, 12, is more than prepared.

The wait for a new professional programming presenter at the Arden Theatre is over. Casey Prescott, The Banff Centre’s theatre arts department’s program manager, is slated to start Tuesday, Aug. 3.

Edmonton children’s writer Kathy Jessup is doing a storytelling show at St. Albert Chapters today from 3 to 4 p.m.

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.

Who doesn't love a movie about mad scientists and their experiments run amok? Splice is just such a movie but it doesn’t get bogged down in goofball histrionics, maniacal laughing and feverish screams of “It’s alive! Alive!” W

Dan Brown and Robert Langdon are novice academics when it comes to discussing the ‘sacred feminine.' For one thing, the second person is a fictional creation of the first in The Da Vinci Code . For another they are both guys.

In the celestial pantheon of Broadway’s musical theatre, there are many minor deities. Sandwiched among them are a dozen divine goddesses that have been immortalized forever in our collective consciousness. Barbra Streisand. Rita Moreno.

Composers and musicians are always scrounging for opportunities to make money. And that’s part of the reason organizers for 2011 Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games are puzzled that no one has submitted an entry for their songwriting competition.

It is Firefly Theatre’s fifth birthday and the ever-expanding company is celebrating with Let There Be Height: An Aerial Cabaret.