Local Entertainment

Anton Chekov has secured a place in literary history as one of its most influential dramatists. However, L’UniThéâtre winds up its 17th season with two of his lesser known, but equally brilliant social farces.

Bust-a-gut stand-up comedy is tough to do and only the funniest and hardiest survive.

You wouldn't think water could make plants burn, but according to some gardeners, it can. Jim Hole has heard a lot of gardening myths in his time at Hole's Greenhouses & Gardens, and the old water-droplet-burning tale is one of them.

It’s not too often that small Ontario-based indie rock bands come flexing their musical muscle to St. Albert. Travelling 3,300 kilometres just takes too big a chunk out of the gas budget.

It’s no secret that there’s a lot of great art to be seen around the city, especially in the Perron District.

The Visual Arts Studio Association of St. Albert (VASA) sure knows a great idea when it sees one.

Ring Out Wild Bells is Da Camera Singers season closer coming this Sunday at First Baptist Church and is aptly titled after a Tennyson poem.

The black box stage of Paul Kane High’s drama room sits pretty empty. It’s nearly the end of the school year and things are winding down.

In his four-decade career Elton John has been both deified and demonized. Next week Alberta Ballet pays homage to the pop icon through a different prism.

A Nightmare on Elm Street (18A) Freddy Krueger returns in this contemporary reboot of the 1980s horror series.