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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 29
- Latest publication
- Aug 19, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Edmonton Journal
- Top 100K sites
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- Aug 15, 2026
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Fringe Review: Jesus, Mary and Jo nearly pulls off a miracle (opens the original)
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Stage 26, Sugar Swing Ballroom, 10019 80 Ave. How far would you go to protect someone you love? That question is the connective tissue for much of what happens in this show, from defending a guilty family member to creating a false miracle. That sounds pretty heavy, but for the most part, the question is explored to great comedic effect. Young Jo, whose father is a megachurch pastor, is pregnant. Her mother, Mary, comes up with a plan to shield Jo from judgement: tell everyone that the baby is t
Fringe Review: Jesus, Mary and Jo nearly pulls off a miracle (opens the original)
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Stage 26, Sugar Swing Ballroom, 10019 80 Ave. How far would you go to protect someone you love? That question is the connective tissue for much of what happens in this show, from defending a guilty family member to creating a false miracle. That sounds pretty heavy, but for the most part, the question is explored to great comedic effect. Young Jo, whose father is a megachurch pastor, is pregnant. Her mother, Mary, comes up with a plan to shield Jo from judgement: tell everyone that the baby is t
Fringe Review: Shakespeare’s Judgement Day tries to tackle too much (opens the original)
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Stage 4, Walterdale Theatre, 10322 83 Ave. Exiting the venue after Shakespeare’s Judgement Day, I felt like I had eaten a jumbo bag of potato chips; I had consumed a lot, but I was still hungry. This show is about too much and not enough. It’s about the Terminator and the character of Sarah Connor, but it’s also about the actress who played Connor, and it’s about the lack of meaty roles for all actresses, but really it’s mostly about Shakespeare. At the risk of sounding daft, what did I just wat
Fringe Review: Shakespeare’s Judgement Day tries to tackle too much (opens the original)
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Stage 4, Walterdale Theatre, 10322 83 Ave. Exiting the venue after Shakespeare’s Judgement Day, I felt like I had eaten a jumbo bag of potato chips; I had consumed a lot, but I was still hungry. This show is about too much and not enough. It’s about the Terminator and the character of Sarah Connor, but it’s also about the actress who played Connor, and it’s about the lack of meaty roles for all actresses, but really it’s mostly about Shakespeare. At the risk of sounding daft, what did I just wat
Fringe Review: Keep calm and sip on at Chamomile and the End of the World (opens the original)
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Stage 8, Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre, 8426 Gateway Blvd. Your greatest fears have come true: it’s the end of the world and we’re still going to work. Such is the case for Mona and Di, retail workers at a chain tea store. Each day has a predictable routine. Mona blasts Chumbawamba while she checks off opening tasks. Di rushes in, late as usual. They exchange banter before watching TeaOlogy’s corporate video of the day. It’s wellness week, and they’re encouraged to breathe deep, stay cal
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