Arroy (AJ) Jacob, Web Editor | NOTE: Originally uploaded May 12th, reuploaded for edits. Sherlock Holmes and John Watson are the world’s most iconic duo in the whodunnit world. And Kate Hamill decided to take...
Isabella West, Arts Editor | Amidst the mundane routine of her daily commute, a woman soon finds herself enthralled in a world of intrigue and danger. Lauren Brotman, who portrays the character of Rachel Watson...
By Noel Ormita, Staff Writer With the end of the Fall semester comes the holiday season. Whether you have started listening to Christmas tunes or getting your festive gear out of the closet—there’s no...
By James Windler, Staff Writer Javier Vilalta is riding high after a successful directorial debut at Calgary’s Vertigo Theatre. Vilalta watched on as people packed into Vertigo Theatre Thursday night to see The Strange Case...
By Isabella West, Arts Editor New Blood: A Story of Reconciliation combines poetry, music, contemporary and traditional dance to tell the true story of the former chief of the Siksika Nation. The play recounts his...
Noel Ormita, Contributor Little Red Warrior and His Lawyer premiered at the Max Bell Theatre on Jan. 31, with the last show on Feb. 19. The play centers around Little Red, played by Gordon Patrick...
by Riggs Zyrille Vergara, Publishing Editor With nearly all restrictions having been lifted for a while in Calgary, there has been a resurgence of theatre shows and musicals being back on the scene and back...
The #1 Legion hosted FIVER, The British Columbians and The Sadies on June 21, with CFCF appearing at Theatre Junction Grand. Photos: Nathan Ross
By Brianna Turner Trepan Theatre’s comedic adaptation of H. Rider Haggard’s 1887 novel, heralded as the most influential and best-selling novel that nobody has ever heard of, is easily one of the funniest productions...
by Bri Turner The Reflector This summer Calgary will be busting at the borders with culture and beautiful sights to take in. When winter gives way to Calgary’s festival season, don’t let these arts...
