Theatre
Hannah Moscovitch on What a Young Wife Ought to Know
The Halifax- and Toronto-based playwright speaks about her most popular and acclaimed plays, and her long walk to success.
Read MoreTheatre du Poulet pushes the boundaries of performance
The local theatre company recently finished their run of Settle Elsewhere, an experimental production that explored the daily lives of immigrants.
Read MoreLocal theatre companies present horror-comedy Hamlet spin-off
Local theatre companies The Villain’s Theatre and Terra Novella Theatre are putting on a Halloween show called Zomblet: a Hamlet spin-off with zombies!
Read MoreTalking about women’s issues
King’s College student Katie Clarke recently had a play at the Halifax Fringe Festival. The play explores different perspectives of modern women.
Read MoreCrystal in Halifax: a photo essay
Cirque du Soleil opened their first on-ice show Crystal in Halifax, on Wednesday Aug 28. The show features acrobats and figure skaters.
Read MoreThere’s no place like the Bus Stop Theatre
Warm up this winter with some Halifax Theatre
It’s 2019 at last; and while the snowy Halifax blues might be setting in, this season’s theatre lineup is sure to brighten those dark winter days. Filled with plenty of homegrown talent, old favourites and even a Canadian Premiere – this theatrical season in Halifax is one not to be missed (and it can be…
Read MoreComing to theatres near you
Editor’s Note: Logan Robins is the president of the Dalhousie Theatre Society. As the chill of autumn sweeps into Halifax, students and Haligonians will flock into coffee shops for pumpkin spice lattes to warm their hands and into theatres for something else to warm their hearts. From exciting concerts to groundbreaking new plays, and a…
Read MoreElevate: a DalDance recital
With only four hours until the show they had been working on for the past semester and only one chance to get it right, dancers, choreographers and organizers buzzed around the Dalhousie Arts Centre on Sunday. Nervous laughs came from the bright red lips of three girls with hair sprayed stiff in uniform ballerina buns.…
Read MoreDalhousie Arts Centre gives students and community creative space
The Dalhousie Arts Centre has created a space, which allows for creativity and collaboration, and provides a safe place to escape from the atrocities of the human-experience. “The arts centre gave me a good impression that creativity thrived there,” said Devon McCarron. “That was very important to me, I wanted to go somewhere where the…
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