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University Players Captures Intensity and Sorrow in Morning Sacrifice

March 4, 2020 Dan Savoie 0

In their second all-female cast of the season, Windsor’s University Players return with an obscure 1942 Dymphna Cusack play called Morning Sacrifice. In this current run, UP captures the intensity and sorrow of the story […]

The Beaches Heat Up a Cold February Night at London Music Hall

March 3, 2020 Dan Boshart 0

Deep into February most people are dreaming about the beach, or if you were stuck in London this past Sunday you may have gone to see The Beaches to forget your February blahs. The band […]

Bloomsbury House Brings Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap to Life

February 19, 2020 Dan Savoie 0

Agatha Christie’s play The Mousetrap almost goes beyond being legendary – in essence, it’s the quintessential murder mystery story. With the unique distinction of having the longest running initial run of any play in history, […]

Maryann Cotton Brings Next Generation Alice Cooper Show to Windsor

February 17, 2020 Dan Boshart 0

Rockstar Music Hall Windsor was the scene for the return of Maryann Cotton and a reunited line-up after a troubled 3-year break. Touring and the usual vices that go with that lifestyle took a toll […]

Cardinal Music Productions Makes Staging Shrek Seem Effortless

February 12, 2020 Dan Savoie 0

There are so many wonderful one-liners in Cardinal Music Productions latest show Shrek The Musical, that it’s nearly impossible to choose just one moment. If I was hard-pressed to choose just one, I might have […]

Edele Winnie Shows Off Award-Winning Script in New Post Productions Show

February 12, 2020 Dan Savoie 0

With a busy weekend ahead in Windsor, the choices may seem overwhelming, but there’s a new whimsical show in town that is taking audiences by surprise. Pry It From My Cold Dead Hands, a new […]

Raising Up Caesars Windsor on a Cold, Cold Night with Josh Groban

February 10, 2020 Melissa Arditti 0

Hailing from Los Angeles, Josh Groban is a multi-platinum, Grammy Award-nominated singer, songwriter, and actor who continues to sell-out concert auditoriums all around the world. If you’ve never heard him before, have you been living […]

Attention to Detail Makes University Players’ The Cassilis Engagement a Marvel to See

February 6, 2020 Dan Savoie 0

With stellar costumes, dazzling hair styles, a glorious set and 12 very capable actors, Windsor’s University Players are giving theatre lovers the engagement of the year. The troupe brings St. John Hankin’s The Cassilis Engagement […]

Colin Mochrie and Asad Mecci Help Windsor Mourn the Loss of Fred the Porcupine

January 29, 2020 Dan Savoie 0

Windsor’s Chrysler Theatre became the funeral site of a beloved family member on Saturday night (Jan. 25). Fred, the black and white porcupine with laser eyes suddenly passed away in a motorboat accident and a […]

It’s Was a Brantley Gilbert Kinda Party in London

January 29, 2020 April Savoie 0

It was certainly Brantley Gilbert’s kinda party at London’s Budweiser Gardens on Thursday night (Jan. 24). The American country singer took to the stage for the first time in 2020 literally living up to the […]