Year: 2018

Even though it started as a Broadway play, most might remember A Streetcar Named Desire as the 1951 film starring Vivien Leigh and Marlon Brando. A few years prior to the Academy Award winning production, […]

‘Evil Dead The Musical’ has no relationship to anything by the Monty Python troupe. Nor is it an homage to their work. The elements that lift the piece above its own excesses by playing off […]

It was a damp, drizzly October evening, but when diminutive dynamo Danielle Nicole and her band blew into town, things got really, really hot. Fans drove from as far as Peterborough to catch this sold-out, […]

Before we begin, let’s get this out of the way right here and now. In Korda Artistic Productions latest play Macbeth, Shakespeare’s iconic Scottish protagonist turned antagonist is a woman. Maybe it’s the way actress […]

The winds have changed and the most practically perfect nanny of all time is currently in Kingsville for another adventure with Jane and Michael Banks. We caught Migration Hall’s sensational Mary Poppins Jr. this past […]

Okay, Okay, Okay.  “Put another shrimp on the barbie!” and “another brick in the wall”. I have to say that I am not a big fan of Tribute bands. From KISS to Elvis and AC/DC […]

Caitlin Mason, Dan Sonier and Tessa Catton satisfied on all levels at the Lawrence House: Sunday Afternoon Recital in Sarnia on Sunday night (Oct. 21). The show opened with the first movement of Mozart’s well […]

If you were expecting a group of Beatles look-alikes at Friday evening’s Chrysler Theatre show, “Ones – The Number One Hits of The Beatles”, you may have been a little disappointed. On the other hand, […]

I have been a fan of Richard O’Brien’s 1975 cult-classic “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” for such a long time. I remember setting my sights on Tim Curry (who played Frank N. Furter) in fishnet […]