2018 - Page 5 of 37 - 519 Magazine

Chris Molyneaux Jazz Trio Captivates The Audience At Sarnia’s Lawrence House

November 23, 2018 Brian Hay 0

It was no surprise that the Chris Molyneaux Jazz Trio show at the Lawrence House in Sarnia last Friday (Nov. 16) was an excellent one. That it was sold out wasn’t a surprise either. After […]

Windsor Express Off to a Slow Start in 2018-19 Season

November 22, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

The Windsor Express have had a tough start to the 2018/2019 National Basketball League of Canada season, losing their first two games. Last night (Wed., Nov. 21), the Express fell to St. John’s Edge 113 […]

Joe Policastro Trio Offer Up World-Class Jazz at Phog Show in Windsor

November 22, 2018 Kirk Harris 0

Phog Lounge hosted an intimate evening of world-class jazz last Thursday (Nov. 15) when Chicago jazz unit the Joe Policastro Trio stopped into Windsor for a gig to support their latest album Screen Sounds and […]

University Players to Salute 100th Anniversary of WWI in Latest Play – Journey’s End

November 22, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

The 60th anniversary season of University Players continues with their third offering of the season, Journey’s End by R.C. Sherriff. This historic piece of British drama will be performed to mark the 100th anniversary of […]

The Edge Productions to Debut Edgy and Erotic David Ives Play Venus in Fur

November 22, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

Things are about to get a whole lot more erotic and chaotic this weekend as The Edge Productions presents David Ives’ Venus in Fur at Sho Studios opening tonight (Nov. 22) and running to Dec. […]

Hamlet Heads to Wall Street in a New Ghost Light Players Production

November 22, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

Although it’s not a comedy, Ghost Light Players director Jeffery Bastien says his upcoming production of Shakespeare’s Hamlet is partly inspired by the movie Strange Brew. That’s the one where Canada’s most famous hosers, Bob […]

Alex Pheby’s Playthings is an Easily-Summarized Story and Nearly Impossible to Summarize Experience

November 22, 2018 Michael Potter 0

Not often does a book remind one of both Proust’s Remembrance of Things Past and Ellis’ American Psycho, but here we are: immersed in compelling minutiae. Alex Pheby’s Playthings is simultaneously unsettling and fascinating, tragic […]

Jane Siberry Brings Windsor Audience on a Magical Music Journey at Korda Show

November 21, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

Any concert with Canadian singer-songwriter, composer, musician, record producer and poet Jane Siberry is bound to be an inspirational and intimate concert. She recently visited Windsor’s Kordazone Theatre for a special performance on Thursday, Nov. […]

Fundraising Concert Honours The Memory and “Kourage” of Kaleb Houle

November 21, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

Rockin’ For Kaleb’s Kourage, held at Rockstar Music Hall in Windsor on Sunday, November 18 did exactly what it set out to do – raise funds and honour the memory of Kaleb Houle, courageous 13-year-old […]

Latest Riverfront Theatre Company Production to Deal With Pressure, Bullying and Anxiety

November 21, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

This weekend at Olde Walkerville Theatre, the Riverfront Theatre Company will be presenting a series of short plays dealing with the forces of peer pressure, bullying, social anxiety and the stress of everyday life at […]