LAFA Youth Actors Taking Holy Grail to Edinburgh Fringe With Spamalot
Monty Python’s Spamalot Young @ Part performed by the Elite youth actors from Lakeshore Academy of Fine Arts (LAFA) received a standing ovation on opening night.
History Finds An Audience at Detroit Festival of Books in the Eastern Market
Thousands, spent Sunday inside the cavernous Shed 3 at Detroit’s Eastern Market trying to judge books by their covers during the 3rd Annual Detroit Festival of Books.
Watching Glory Die Brings A Complex Tale of an Incarcerated Teen to Light
Premiere of Watching Glory Die by Canadian playwright Judith Thompson shines a light on the true story of imprisoned young offender Ashley Smith who died by her own hands.
Woofaroo Pet Festival Was Hot And Fun All In One In It’s 7th Year
Woofaroo Pet Festival, despite opening on a blistering hot day last Saturday, is being hailed by the event organizers another success for the seventh year in a row.
Miss Universe Canada Western Ontario Pageant Brought Unparalelled Entertainment
The 2019 Miss Universe Canada Western Ontario regional pageant was a “nail-biting” evening for 18 young women and a glamourous night of unprecedented entertainment.
Interview: Fresh Breath Talk “The Big Picture” and Barn On The Farm
Fresh Breath, husband and wife music duo of Josh and Katie Pascoe, talk about Barn on The Farm, their recent album release of “The Big Picture”, and upcoming plans.
Walkerville Art Walk Brings Great Diversity to the Streets For The 17th Year
Walkerville Art Walk opened with a flourish of art, music and food Friday night along five block stretch of Wyandotte Street and a few things in-between like buskers and musicians.
Review: Cardinal Music’s Carrie More Magnificant Musical Than Horror
Cardinal Music Productions’ presentation of horror master Stephen King’s Carrie, the Musical, serves up a spectacular sequence of songs, dances, and rousing choruses.