Fountain School opens
By • September 12, 2014
Arts have a new home at Dal
The much-anticipated Fountain School of Performing Arts opened its doors in July, considerably expanding music, theatre and film …
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Vanishing into “How to Disappear Completely”
By • February 4, 2014
In September 2000, lighting designer Itai Erdal received news that his mother was diagnosed with cancer. She had only nine months to live. After …
In for the long haul
By • November 21, 2013
Alright everyone, it’s almost time for us all to go home and spend some time with our families over the winter break. We can …
Theatre and music merge
By • November 1, 2013
Dalhousie University’s theatre and music departments will merge into the Fountain School of Performing Arts on July 1, 2014.
With a gift of $10 million …
Dalhousie actor snags role in AFF film
By • September 20, 2013
A recent Dalhousie graduate, Josh Cruddas will be appearing in the Civil War feature film Copperhead as Jimmy, an orphan taken in by the Beech …
Where to see plays in Halifax
By • September 2, 2013
In spite of your lengthy Netflix queue, theatre lives on. Get out of the house and plop your bum in a seat at one of …
Redefining Theatre: the King’s Infringement Festival
By • February 15, 2013
Student plays break the mold
Strawberries in January
By • January 19, 2013
Strawberries in January, written by Évelyne de la Chenelière in French and translated by Morwyn Brebner, is a story about saying the wrong thing …
Where the hell is everyone trying to get to?
By • October 26, 2012
The aura of the small theatre was one of uncertainty: in the background wind whispered secrets while low yellow light illuminated the set. Before …
Lilah Kemp: the hero version
By • October 5, 2012
By Kristen Reid and Kathleen Stairs, Arts Contributors
Picture this: a small black room strewn with artistic patrons holding mason jars full of wine and …
