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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Edmonton Journal
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- Jul 10, 2026
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Review: Citadel's Murder on the Orient Express an entertaining and impressive ride (opens the original)
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Glamour, intrigue and the search for justice compete for centre stage with a big-ass train in Murder on the Orient Express, the Citadel’s latest production. The show, in the Shoctor until Oct. 11, is elaborate, featuring 12 actors — many with difficult-to-execute accents — in numerous settings. There are secrets within secrets, an impenetrable snowstorm and not one, but two grisly murders. Certain characters are likeable, and others, not so much. Watch for a spirited rendition of Alexander’s Rag
Review: Citadel's Murder on the Orient Express an entertaining and impressive ride (opens the original)
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Glamour, intrigue and the search for justice compete for centre stage with a big-ass train in Murder on the Orient Express, the Citadel’s latest production. The show, in the Shoctor until Oct. 11, is elaborate, featuring 12 actors — many with difficult-to-execute accents — in numerous settings. There are secrets within secrets, an impenetrable snowstorm and not one, but two grisly murders. Certain characters are likeable, and others, not so much. Watch for a spirited rendition of Alexander’s Rag
Review: Broadway Across Canada's & Juliet a rip-roaring pop spectacle (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever wanted to be at the centre of a confetti cannon, get thee to the Jubilee. The Shakespeare-inspired musical & Juliet — on stage at the southside auditorium until Sept. 27 —offers so many feel-good tricks and tropes that it’s like being at your own wedding without the bother and expense. Rooted in the rib-rumbling pop hits of Swedish songwriter and producer Max Martin, & Juliet speculates what would have happened to Juliet (played impressively by 19-year-old Fabiola Caraballo Quijad
Review: Broadway Across Canada's & Juliet a rip-roaring pop spectacle (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever wanted to be at the centre of a confetti cannon, get thee to the Jubilee. The Shakespeare-inspired musical & Juliet — on stage at the southside auditorium until Sept. 27 —offers so many feel-good tricks and tropes that it’s like being at your own wedding without the bother and expense. Rooted in the rib-rumbling pop hits of Swedish songwriter and producer Max Martin, & Juliet speculates what would have happened to Juliet (played impressively by 19-year-old Fabiola Caraballo Quijad
Review: Theatre Network's Oh Anne! a smart, funny adaptation (opens the original)
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The first show of the new season at Theatre Network secures its place in our hearts with a combination of exuberant performance, stirring music and a comforting familiarity with a Canadian classic. While Bridget Ryan’s Oh, Anne! — a new musical based on Lucy Maud Montgomery’s novel Anne of Green Gables — dramatically truncates the story of everybody’s favourite orphaned redhead, the adaptation is not as awkward as one might fear. That’s because, as Canadians, there’s hardly a detail of Anne Shir
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