CeliaBoggs Studio Theatre patrons will be the first audiences to see The Kaufman Kabaret by Hannah Moscovitch (March 24 – April 2, 2016), the story of the first entrepreneur to introduce birth control devices to married working-class women in Canada. For reason number 25 in our 50 Reasons to Go See A Play series, director Kathleen … Read moreDirector’s Notes: The Kaufman Kabaret – curious arts
Reason 24/50 to Go See A Play Studio Theatre patrons will be the first audiences to see The Kaufman Kabaret by Hannah Moscovitch (March 24 – April 2, 2016), the story of the first entrepreneur to introduce birth control devices to married working-class women in Canada. Reason number 24 in our 50 Reasons to Go … Read moreThe Kaufman Kabaret: Birth control in Canada – curious arts
Hot on the heels of a whirlwind performance in Chicago, the U of A’s Symphonic Wind Ensemble returns from the windy city to take Edmonton’s Winspear Centre stage by storm this weekend. by Salena Kitteringham with files by Angelique Rodrigues originally published on Arts Buzz Forty-five elite U of A Department of Music students have … Read moreSymphonic Wind Ensemble’s trip to Chicago – curious arts
Edmonton has the Early Music Festival, the Chamber Music Festival, and many rock and pop music festivals; Now Hear This is the festival of contemporary music coming from living composers, reflecting the times that we all hear now together. Much of the music will be heard for the first time ever, and even more of … Read moreNow Hear This Festival 2016 – curious arts
AGA’s mural-sized space pushes printmaker to new creative heights (literally) Sean Caulfield’s The Flood, recently installed in Manning Hall at the Art Gallery of Alberta, is as imposing in size as it is a feat of creative realization. At six-by-nine metres, it is Caulfield’s largest print to date, but to call it a print is … Read moreSean Caulfield’s The Flood is an epic adventure