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Edmonton Symphony Orchestra launches 75th season with a new assistant conductor (opens the original)
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When the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra lifts the curtain on their new season this weekend, it won’t be music director Jean-Marie Zeitouni or long-time fan-favourite Bob Bernhardt at the podium but a newer face who will get to kick off the important anniversary season. Shah Sadikov was hired as the ESO’s assistant conductor late last year and it will be him holding the baton as the orchestra kicks off its 75th season with Beethoven & Vivaldi: an ESO Celebration. “Opening the season is a major honou
Barrel Fest celebrates the beers coming from barrels in Edmonton and beyond (opens the original)
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We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. A cold beer in the park on a warm fall day sounds delightful, but the organizers of Barrel Fest want to serve up a bit of education on top of pouring award-winning beers. Blind Enthusiasm Brewing Company will transform Ritchie Park into an outdoor tasting room on Sept. 12, in order to celebrate barrel-aged and barrel-fermented beers. The fourth-annual festival is also a chance fo
Edmonton Symphony Orchestra celebrates 40 years of outdoor music with Symphony Under the Sky (opens the original)
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It’s a year of celebrations and anniversaries as the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra returns to William Hawrelak Park. That return holds an extra special place for conductor Bob Bernhardt. The long-time and popular conductor will pick up the baton as the ESO celebrates 40 years of their late-summer music festival. He will mark 20 years at the helm of the special event, Sept. 3 to 7. “One of the reasons I keep coming back is because the ESO feels like family for me,” says Bernhardt. “We have so many
Fringe Review: GERALD wants to study humanity through clowning (opens the original)
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Stage 20, Mile Zero Dance Stage 9931 78 Ave. Whatever planet GERALD has come from, it must be hot there. The intergalactic power company has sent emissaries to earth to determine our compatibility and whether humans can be properly integrated into the giant corporate machine. Literally. There’s a giant machine on stage with glowing blue lights and I grew worried that on top of the heat some unscrupulous audience member would be mulched for their energy and possibly nutrients. But don’t worry, Bi
Fringe Review: The Butter Chicken Odyssey absolutely slays (opens the original)
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There’s a deep connection between food, family and culture that is almost inseparable. Ramneek Singh brings together all three in his new show, based on his popular food reviews. The Butter Chicken Odyssey is his one-man homage to the famed Punjabi food and the city that he calls home. He waxes lyrical about Mill Woods, talks about the casual racism he faces and goes behind the scenes on his popular butter chicken reviews. A few years ago, Singh challenged himself to review 50 restaurants servin
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