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Vertigo Theatre celebrates 50th anniversary season with a classic thriller
Vertigo Theatre celebrates 50th anniversary season with a classic thriller
Katrina Ebuenga, Staff Writer Laced with jealousy, deception, and an ever-so-shocking twist, Dial M for Murder throws audiences in for a whirlwind. Brought to the stage by Theatre Calgary in partnership with Arts...
Civil Sheperd release successful even without actual record Graham Duncan Contributor There aren’t many bands that can host a successful album release without actually releasing their album. Dojo Workhorse, however, is one...
Halftime show a major letdown Nathan Ross Arts Editor Thank goodness the Grey Cup happened, so we can finally move on with our lives. Amidst all the celebration that happened with...
A handy-dandy list to make the most YYC’s festive season Nathan Ross Arts Editor December is fast approaching, and even the most Scrooge-like people have to acknowledge that the winter holidays are...
Only thing missing is a larger audience Nathan Ross Ralph Gonzales Contributors It has been a year now since the Hub opened in Mount Royal University’s student centre. We’ve seen (and reported...
Strand of Oaks warmed hearts right alongside him Martine Balcaen Contributor It was immediately apparent to anyone who entered the University of Calgary on Sept. 13 that, judging from the sheer amount...
Nathan Ross Staff Writer There was a moment on Thursday at the Calgary Folk Fest when bassist Paul Collins of Beirut took centre stage with a request for the audience. After quickly paraphrasing...
How Sled Island benefits smaller bands Nathan Ross Staff Writer One of the features Sled Island loves to advertise is the fact that over 200 bands play, and with good reason. This...
Bonjay and Shabazz Palaces took the stage at Olympic Plaza on June 23, while Dojo Workhorse and Night Committee hit Broken City. Photos: Nathan Ross