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Walkerville Collegiate Play Spoke From The Heart

November 28, 2017 Kati Panasiuk 0

The Laramie Project hosted at Walkerville Auditorium had a unique feel to the presentation of a serious event that changed the lives of many. Walking into the theater, lights were low and hosts directed the […]

Annie, Green Gables and Guns Combined in Holiday Play

November 22, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Guns? Gables? Annie? These are just a few of your favourite things featured in Korda’s newest holiday panto, Annie of Green Gables, Get Your Gun. This holiday mash-up has silliness for the kids, naughty jokes […]

Windsor Fans Go Crazy For One Bad Son at The DH

November 17, 2017 Kati Panasiuk 0

A crowd gathered at the Dominion House this past Friday (Nov. 10) waiting for the arrival of popular Saskatchewan rockers One Bad Son to make their appearance in Windsor. The band was in town on […]

University Players Excited About The 39 Steps

November 16, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Mix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spy novel, add a dash of Monty Python and you have the intriguing, thrilling, riotous and unmissable comedy The 39 Steps. In its next production, University Players will […]

Christmas Time In Windsor For The Tenors

November 15, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Caesars Windsor holds a bit of tradition for Canadian operatic pop trio The Tenors. The group never misses a chance to stop in the City of Roses and they don’t seem to want to stop […]

Mariah Carey Cancels Windsor Show Due To Illness

November 15, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Mariah Carey’s scheduled performance at Caesars Windsor for Friday (Nov. 17) has been cancelled. The singer, who was bringing her famous Christmas show to the city, had fell ill with a stomach flu this last […]

Elton John Gets Windsor Symphony Treatment

November 15, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Legendary rocker Sir Elton John visited Windsor six years ago for a sold-out evening at the WFCU Centre, but the music man’s legacy doesn’t end with that one memorable concert. This last weekend, the Windsor […]

Giant Phalluses and Droopy Boobies – It Must Be Lysistrata

November 14, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

The ancient Greek play Lysistrata is a classic work of 411 BCE. The idea of ending the Peloponnesian War by denying all men the pleasure sex has somehow transcended time, translation and utter farce to […]

Okno Debuts With Intriguing Dramatic Production

November 14, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Ghost Light Players have returned with the premiere of Okno – a new play, written by Windsor author Michael Krym. The drama opened earlier this month and continues through the next two weekends for more […]

Styx Returns to The Colosseum with Arena Rock Show

November 13, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Chicago rockers Styx returned to Caesars Windsor last night (Nov. 12) for another round-trip through the bands 45-year recording history, staying mostly with hits and popular concert favourites. They also threw in a couple from […]