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Bollywood meets Haliwood

Bellydance Superstars shake things up in Halifax

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff
• December 6, 2010

Erica Newman, Staff Contributor
The Bellydance Superstars’ performed their show “Bombay Bellywood” at Casino Nova Scotia on Nov. 27. The group was formed in 2002 …

Stage Review: Fat Pig

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff
• November 26, 2010

Grade: A

Julia Whitten, Arts Contributor
 
Fat Pig offers access to every angle of each intimate moment shared between two lovers in our body image obsessed …

STAGE REVIEW: 7 Stories, lots of laughs

Grade: A-

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff
• November 5, 2010

By Caroline Elias, Staff Contributor
 
The play 7 Stories, by Morris Panych, tells the story of a man (played by Tom Barnett, who was Hamlet at …

Too funny to die

Picnicface's future brighter than ever

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff
• October 29, 2010

By Rebecca Spence, Arts Editor
 
Local comedy group Picnicface have emerged from limbo.
“We were definitely in a rut,” says Picnicface member and former Dalhousie theatre student …

Hamlet comes to Halifax

Hamlet is Shakespeare’s most iconic play.

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff
• October 22, 2010

By Sarah Minty, Arts Contributor
 
Most people know the immortal line “To be or not to be” and are acquainted with “Poor Yorick’s” skull. Nancy …

Scorching hot comedy

LaughterBurner stand-up acts will crack you up

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff
• October 22, 2010

By Tristan Kay, Staff Contributor
 
If you, like most people, enjoy laughing then perhaps Bearly’s House of Blues on Barrington Street is worth checking out …

One act is all you need

Dal theatre students bring Ionesco to the stage

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff
• October 22, 2010

By Caroline Elias, Arts Contributor
 
Dal’s theater department has started this season off with a bang.  For their first show in the series Through the …

Stage review: Tragedy and togas

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff
• October 15, 2010

Classics in the Quad performance starts slow but ends with a bang
Meriha Beaton, Staff Contributor
 
It was a sea of blankets and tea-filled jam jars, as …

Who do you think you are?

Red Bastard helps audience members step outside the box

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff
• October 9, 2010

By Sagar Jha, Arts Contributor
 
If you were around the SUB last Friday afternoon, you would have seen Eric Davis dressed as the Red Bastard handing …

I can dance with you, honey

Dinner theatre recreates the music of ABBA

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff
• October 9, 2010

By Erica Eades, Assistant Arts Editor
 
The Grafton Street Dinner Theatre’s latest production, “Does Your Mother Know?” is three hours of non-stop entertainment that features the …