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World Music Rocks YQG at Kingsville House Concert

November 3, 2017 Karen Andersen Miller 0

This past Saturday (Oct. 28, 2017), the Light of the East Ensemble, a sextet based out of London, Ontario, performed in Kingsville. They brought their world music beat to the YQG area, performing for 20 […]

A True West Sam Shepard Might Have Approved Of

October 18, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

With a casting call sent out for toasters earlier this summer, I had no idea what to expect with Post Productions play True West, which opened this past weekend at Shō Art, Spirit & Performance. […]

Hockey Mom, Hockey Dad Provides Playoff Worthy Fun

October 18, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

This week, Kordazone Theatre has been transformed into a hockey arena, complete with boards, stands and feverish hockey moms and dads. For an October in Windsor, nothing could be more Canadian. You’d swear you just […]

Freedom Singer Brought Out Emotions And Tears

October 5, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

A small intimate audience experienced one of the most powerful concerts to visit Windsor in the last decade when Khari Wendell McClelland performed the music of the nationally-acclaimed theatre drama Freedom Singer at the Capitol […]

Star Wars Brought To Life By Windsor Symphony

October 3, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Darth Vader and the Dark Side invaded the Windsor Symphony Orchestra this weekend with the first Toldo Pops show of the 70th season, The Music of Star Wars. Armed with a baton obviously blessed with […]

Talented Cast Brings 9 to 5 Musical to Life

September 26, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Community theatre came to life this weekend with the opening of a large ensemble version of 9 to 5: The Musical at E.J. Lajeunesse, staged by Cardinal Music Productions. Produced and directed by Joseph Cardinal, […]

University Players Jane Eyre Stays True to the Original

September 25, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

For 170 years, Charlotte Bronte’s innovative and enduring romantic novel Jane Eyre has continued to engage and provoke readers. It’s a daring tale about a heroine who falls in love with a man who holds […]

WSO’s Evening of Celebrations Was Something to Behold

September 25, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

It’s been said music is one of the greatest expressions man is capable of delivering. From a simple melody to a masterful symphony, music can change moods, thoughts and even save lives. One of those […]

There Were No Second Bananas In This Windsor Show

September 13, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Entertainment is not hard to come by in Windsor, but amazing entertainment for family members of all ages is a little more difficult. Last weekend the gang at Extension-Korda staged a rousing musical from a […]

The Drawer Boy Sparkles With Stunning Cast

September 8, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

I would imagine almost everyone knows that feeling when you walk into a live music venue and there’s a band playing that just totally blows your mind. That band has the skills, good songs, they […]