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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 […]

Vegas-style Elvis Show Heading to The Colosseum

November 9, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Vegas-style Elvis Presley impersonator James Cawley is heading the stage at The Colosseum for a new show called The KING in Concert, An Elvis Tribute for two shows on Thursday, January 18 at 3 pm […]

Walkerville School Staging The Laramie Project

November 7, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Walkerville Collegiate and Walkerville Centre for Creative Arts are taking on one of the most performed plays throughout the US – The Laramie Project at the Collegiate on select dates from Nov. 17 to 25. […]

Local Television Sitcom Seeking Funding

November 7, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Churchwood Pictures is working on a local sitcom pilot project, XLR8!: a single-camera situation comedy in half-hour television format. Martin Ouellette and Carly Morrison-Hart, along with a talented and passionate cast and crew, want to […]

Soul Voiced Johnny Reid and Pop Stars Glass Tiger to Visit Windsor

November 7, 2017 April Savoie 0

Chart-topping, multi-platinum singer Johnny Reid is embarking on a 2018 Revival National Tour, performing at Caesars Windsor on Friday, April 6 at 8 pm for an all-ages show with guests Glass Tiger. The award-winning artist […]

Windsor’s The S’Aints Returns for Fundraising Holiday Concert

November 7, 2017 April Savoie 0

Windsor’s super-group, The S’Aints, will be taking The Colosseum stage Friday December 22 at 8 pm for a family-friendly all-ages Sleighing Hunger charity concert. Local and world-renowned talents are showcased with The S’Aints founding members […]

Blue Rodeo Returning to Windsor

November 7, 2017 April Savoie 0

One of Canada’s most iconic bands, Blue Rodeo, returns to The Colosseum stage on Friday, December 1 at 9 pm. The band known for their pop hits Try and hasn’t Hit Me Yet are celebrating […]

Assumption Book Captures 250 Years of Windsor History

October 18, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

One of my favourite forms of books is the coffee table book. These are designed to capture a moment in time and are more often than not, targeted to a very specific audience. The latest […]

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 […]