November 2023

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Celebrating the Holidays with Romantic Comedy and a Dozen Musicians

November 18, 2023 Michael Potter Comments Off

As the holiday season approaches, Post Productions is experimenting with a couple of things they haven’t tried before. For the first time the theatre company known primarily for disturbing and violent stories is staging a […]

Mishaps and Mayhem Will Abound in The Play That Goes Wrong at University of Windsor

November 16, 2023 Dan Savoie Comments Off

At the University of Windsor’s Essex Hall Theatre, a whirlwind of laughter is brewing as the University Players prepare to present “The Play That Goes Wrong.” This internationally acclaimed comedy, which has been enthralling audiences […]

Savoie Faire: Pink’s Last Stand – A Canadian Perspective on Florida’s Book Banning

November 15, 2023 Dan Savoie Comments Off

In a bold move that resonates with her fiery spirit and unwavering commitment to freedom of expression, music superstar Pink recently made headlines by distributing 2,000 banned books at her recent Florida concerts. This gesture […]

Opera Reimagined with Ruckus on the Road in Windsor

November 14, 2023 Dan Savoie Comments Off

The vibrant world of opera is about to be reimagined in Windsor with the arrival of “Ruckus! on the Road,” a collaborative tour featuring the innovative efforts of the city’s own Abridged Opera and the […]

Gene Simmons – The Final Curtain: KISS’ Canadian Farewell

November 14, 2023 Dan Savoie Comments Off

This fall, the stage is set in the Scotiabank Arena for an event that signifies the end of an era. KISS, the band that revolutionized the theatrics of rock and defined an entire generation with […]

Depeche Mode Lights Up Detroit in a Triumphant Return

November 12, 2023 Dan Boshart Comments Off

Depeche Mode returned to Detroit after a six-year absence and performed to a capacity crowd at Little Caesars Arena this past Wednesday November 8. The tour coincides with the release of their 15th studio album […]

Megan Patrick: A Chorus of Courage and Empowerment

November 10, 2023 April Savoie Comments Off

In the wake of her powerful single, “The Boy Who Cried Drunk,” Meghan Patrick, a celebrated figure in Canadian country music, opened about her creative process, the intertwining of personal tribulation with her art, and […]

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Steve Hackett Foxtrotting Through Time: The Genesis of The Perfect Performance

November 10, 2023 Dan Savoie Comments Off

Steve Hackett, the venerated guitarist and former member of the seminal progressive rock band Genesis, has struck a chord in the realm of rock with his latest live release, “Foxtrot at Fifty + Hackett Highlights: […]

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Trevor Rabin: The Intimate Journey to “Rio”

November 10, 2023 April Savoie Comments Off

In an era when rock legends often fade into the nostalgia of yesteryears, Trevor Rabin emerges as a phoenix with his new album ‘Rio’ — his first solo album of vocal material in 34 years. […]

I Mother Earth and Tea Party Reignite 90s Canadian Rock at London Music Hall

November 9, 2023 Dan Boshart Comments Off

It was a night of pure nostalgia at London Music Hall on Friday, November 3rd, as two iconic Canadian rock bands from the 90s, I Mother Earth and Tea Party, graced the stage for a […]