By Rachel Woodward, March 7 2017 —
National Geographic is universally known for showcasing rare occurrences of nature from the comfort of your own home. On March 12 and 13 at the Jack Singer Concert Hall, National Geographic Live: Beauty … Read the rest
By Rachel Woodward, March 7 2017 —
While University of Calgary student Andrea Rizzuti is no stranger to the campus arts community, she will step out into the broader art world with her first exhibition outside of the campus environment.… Read the rest
By Gurman Sahota, March 7 2017 —
Being deemed “unstageable” may perhaps be the motivation behind Theatre Encounter’s production, SPURT OF BLOOD, written by French playwright Antonin Artaud.
Presented from March 22–25 at Theatre Junction Grand, the show seats only … Read the rest
By Gurman Sahota, March 7 2017 —
Bursting into the Canadian music scene, Blaise Moore delivers LAURENCE, an homage to the history of the sad electro-pop genre. Expanding upon the familiar sadness of something Lana Del Rey would croon about, … Read the rest
By Gurman Sahota, March 7 2017 —
Dealing with heartbreak in 2017 often comes with a combination of ice cream, crying and an ample amount of venting to your best friend. Choreographer Virginie Brunelle has taken that heartbreak and turned … Read the rest
By Rachel Woodward, February 28 2017 —
While Yellowknife is known for inspiring lots of layers in order to keep warm, it also sparked some musical inspiration for one University of Calgary alumna.
Yellowknife-raised Carmen Braden received her Masters of … Read the rest
By Nikayla Goddard, February 28 2017 —
Want a date as sweet as your lover? Take them to the Maple Festival des Sucres on the weekend of March 4.
Heritage Park will host live performances, markets full of sweets, hay … Read the rest
By Rachel Woodward, February 28 2017 —
British singer-songwriter Rory Graham — known by his stage name Rag’n’Bone Man — returns to the music scene with Human, a soulful collection of tracks that place Graham on the map as a … Read the rest
By Gurman Sahota, February 28 2017 —
How do you take violent comics and the tragic life of their creator and turn it into a musical? David Rhymer and Kris Demeanor’s play, Crime Does Not Pay, will bring that story … Read the rest
By Rachel Woodward, February 28 2017 —
For the past 10 years, musician David Bradford has called Calgary home. The indie-pop singer-songwriter released the three-track EP, Cry in Your Sleep, earlier this year after collaborating with guitarist Russell Broom. Bradford … Read the rest
