Jersey Boys review: The Calgary curse is broken!
Truth be told, Calgary has a long history of being the worst audiences at a concert ever. I don’t know how many times I’ve been...
Theatre Reviews
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Review: Come From Away welcomes all with open arms!
Photo credit: Matthew Murphy “Do you remember where you were on September 11th?” It’s a question that almost every North American will be asked for...
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Five years later, Broadway Across Canada’s Book of Mormon worth the wait!
Written by Alex Kingcott. I never turn down a chance to be Bloggity’s theatrical stand-in. When he offered the chance to see and write about...
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Review: What it’s like to watch The Lion King as an adult!
This week, Broadway Across Canada’s production of The Lion King returned to Calgary. This was also the forth time I have seen the show since...
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Cirque du Soleil’s Kurios is wildly weird!
I’ve lived in Calgary for ten years, and by my count, Cirque du Soleil has come here five times. Maybe six. But they come to...
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Welcome to Ronnie Burkett’s Daisy Theatre, the year’s most unforgettable experience!
Ronnie Burkett is one of those names that if you move to Calgary, you hear all the time. Especially if you’re even the slightest fan...
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Review: Odysseo harnesses beauty and spectacle!
Seeing horses in Calgary is really nothing new. After all, we’re home to the world famous Calgary Stampede, our police patrol on them and wild...
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Review: ‘Kim’s Convenience’ is a perfect family comedy about an imperfect family.
With the days getting shorter and the nights getting cooler, that can only mean one thing: theatre season is back! This season, I’ve goal to...
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k.d lang’s Balletlujah: Helplessly perfect.
Ballet and I haven’t always gotten along. For me, it’s sorta like that cousin you see at family reunions. You understand why people like them,...
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Review: An epic battle between Shakepeare and Zombies hits the Calgary stage!
I’m pretty lucky to know some great people. Great people like Alex Kingcott, who I called yesterday when it was decided that I was too...