Event Reviews

  Sarah Kane’s Blasted might be the most unproduceable play ever written. It’s brash, violent, sexist and brutal – and that’s just the first 15 minutes. Never before produced in Windsor, and only produced a […]

Live Theatre is back in Windsor and Post Productions gets a little “screw-ed” for its return. In Criminal Genius, written by Canadian playwright and screenwriter George F. Walker, nothing is beyond ridicule. It’s an absurd […]

On April 4, 2021, days after another full-blown lockdown was declared in Ontario due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, I sat as the lone audience member in the Shadowbox theatre, at Shepherd and Howard Avenue, […]

Windsor’s Post Productions is known for taking risks. The company books some of the most engaging and cutting edge productions shown in Windsor. Often funny, sometimes challenging and always riveting, there’s a sense of reliability […]

The entertainment scene has been pretty dry since COVID-19 hit Windsor-Essex back in March with very little activity across the region. Toss in some clowns seven months later and you’d swear there was no downtime […]

LiUNA! Bluesfest Windsor kicked off a new livestream series called Yunity with Colin Macdonald of Nova Scotia rock band The Trews last Saturday. The intimate acoustic show featured Macdonald performing a variety of Trews originals […]

Saturday March 7, Rockstar Music Hall played host to the Fourth Annual International Women’s Day Concert for House of Sophrosyne. The charity event featured several talented local female artists as well as singer/songwriter Sarah Smith […]

Tall Tale Theatre Company is a relatively new player in Windsor theatre community, but the actual people behind the organization are seasoned performers, writers and coordinators. That experience shines through in every production they do, […]

Ghost Light Players has only been around for a couple years, but their productions feel like they’ve been doing it for years. Their latest, God of Carnage, is no different. It’s a top-quality production of […]

It wasn’t as horrific as The War of 1812, but America lit up Windsor last night (Mar. 5) with a glow of flashing lights and a bombast of sound. But this time the US didn’t […]