Performing Arts Archives - Page 29 of 44

What you first notice about Alicia Ault, in performance and life, is her joyful presence. Growing up, Alicia caught the […]

The Performing Arts are good for the soul and brilliant for the mind. I often forget this in the dead […]

Originally from Vancouver, Katharine King has called Montreal home for the last five years. Since graduating from the Mel Hoppenheim […]

Now that the holiday decorations are put away (they are put away, right?) and we’re settling into the coldest months […]

Have you ever walked into your study or den to find a large hole where your desk used to be? […]

It is the perfect time of year for dreaming, although the magic of Corteo continues all year round. After touring […]

Traditions over the holidays are made with experiences. The sights, sounds, and smells all form the memories that we hold […]

It can be tough for the youth in a large production like Andrew Lloyd Webber’s School of Rock The Musical, whose […]

Teens have always been faced with challenging social situations. We’re all too familiar with our own experiences. The new play, The […]

Bringing the sweet candy world to life as the elusive Willy Wonka in Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – […]