Articles by Dan Savoie

About Dan Savoie

Dan's been rockin' the journalism scene from coast to coast, scribbling for Canadian papers and jamming with iconic mags like Rolling Stone and Metal Hammer. He's racked up chats with a who's-who of rock royalty, from KISS to Metallica. Yeah, he's living the dream, one interview at a time.

Escape to the 1920s: ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ Promises a Night of Hilarity and Heart

April 4, 2024 Dan Savoie Comments Off

Get ready to be transported back to the roaring 1920s, where flappers danced the Charleston, gin flowed freely, and a wedding day goes hilariously awry. The KordaZone Theatre in Windsor, Ontario, is thrilled to present […]

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All Elite Wrestling Electrifies Budweiser Gardens with Unforgettable Collision Debut

April 2, 2024 Dan Savoie Comments Off

In a night filled with jaw-dropping moments and incredible in-ring action, AEW Collision made its highly anticipated debut at Budweiser Gardens in London, Ontario, on Saturday, March 30, 2024. The live broadcast, emanating from the […]

Blu Ray Review: The Abandoned Gets Much Deserved Release

March 26, 2024 Dan Savoie Comments Off

The Abandoned (2006), a haunting and atmospheric horror film from director Nacho Cerdà, is set to receive a much-deserved second life with a limited-edition Blu-ray release from Unearthed Films in April 2024. The Spanish-British production, […]

University Players Brings Enchanting Pop-Up Book Adaptation of ‘Little Women’

March 21, 2024 Dan Savoie Comments Off

The University Players’ production of ‘Little Women,’ which opened this past weekend at the Essex Hall Theatre, is a sight to behold. Director Kerry Ann Doherty’s vision has been beautifully translated onto the stage, creating […]

Peter Frampton Scorches Windsor with Guitar Godliness

March 16, 2024 Dan Savoie Comments Off

Peter Frampton’s blistering performance at Caesars Windsor Friday night (March 15, 2024) was a soul-shaking, earth-shattering testament to his unrelenting passion and the raw, primal power of his music. At 73 years young, Frampton didn’t […]

Bringing ‘Vitals’ to Life: Mary Grace Weir’s Tour-de-Force

March 16, 2024 Dan Savoie Comments Off

Mary Grace Weir delivered a tour-de-force performance in the one-woman play “Vitals” at Windsor’s intimate Shadowbox Theatre. Written by Canadian playwright Rosamund Small, the show offers a raw, unfiltered look into the life of a […]

Four Sisters, One Unforgettable Story: Little Women Opening at Essex Hall

March 14, 2024 Dan Savoie Comments Off

Little Women introduces us to the March sisters – responsible Meg, fiery Jo, gentle Beth, and artistic Amy – as they navigate the challenges of growing up against the backdrop of the Civil War. Guided […]

The Prairie State: A Journey Through Trouble Is

March 14, 2024 Dan Savoie Comments Off

In their latest album, “Trouble Is,” The Prairie States, an Edmonton-based country band, takes listeners on a musical journey through moments of love, longing, and reflection. The album’s title track, “Trouble Is,” encapsulates the fleeting […]

Asante: Authenticity in a Changing World

March 11, 2024 Dan Savoie Comments Off

As the music industry grapples with the seismic shifts brought on by the pandemic, London, Ontario’s Asante emerges as a beacon of adaptability and innovation. From honing his craft during lockdowns to winning prestigious awards, […]

Harry Houdini’s Spirit to Live On in Bill Nuvo’s “Out of the Box”

March 11, 2024 Dan Savoie Comments Off

In the world of magic, few names are as iconic as Harry Houdini. The legendary escape artist’s feats of daring and illusion have captivated audiences for over a century. Now, Windsor-based magician and comedian Bill […]