By • February 2, 2012
It seems some local theatre students are thinking outside of the box, and it’s going to be explosive. This weekend the recently founded wheelwright …
By • January 13, 2012
This week in the Gazette‘s Arts Briefs we have the most recent earth-shattering celebrity divorces, the year’s top musicals and one Grammy nominee who …
By • November 30, 2011
Singing. Dancing. Dream sequences. Topless people… and vampires. Hunter Bell and Jeff Bowen, the brains behind the one-act musical, [title of show], sure know …
By • November 25, 2011
The Picture of Dorian Gray: Revised
Dorian is an engaging, enigmatic combination of improvisational acting and music, and an avante-garde revision of Oscar Wilde’s classic The …
By • November 4, 2011
Pink Velvet Burlesque offers a special Halloween performance
On the weekend before Halloween, Pink Velvet Burlesque and their brother troupe, Velvet Rope Boylesque performed their …
By • October 28, 2011
Shakespeare by the Sea brings Bram Stoker’s classic novel to life
Shakespeare By The Sea’s autumn show, Dracula, is an appropriately creepy and very faithful …
By • October 14, 2011
Spatz Theatre hosts Broadway hit Rent
How do you measure a year – 525,600 minutes — when you’re dealing with AIDS? The hit Broadway musical …
By • September 23, 2011
Frankenstein an inaccurate adaptation of a classic
Another year of Halifax’s only professional theatre is off to a crawl with Frankenstein, the opening show of their …
By • September 19, 2011
The new season for Dal’s theatre department will be a busy and eclectic one. According to department chair Roberta Barker, the plays being staged …
By • December 6, 2010
Heather Ross, Arts Contributor
The King’s Theatre Society’s production of Girl in the Goldfish Bowl is a play of mastering ages.
For the actors, this means portraying …
