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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: 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
Bridget Ryan brings new spin on Anne of Green Gables to Roxy Theatre (opens the original)
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Growing up in a family of musical theatre performers, Bridget Ryan came late to Lucy Maude Montgomery’s version of Anne. “My Annie was a different kind of Anne,” she laughs, referring to another red-headed heroine named Little Orphan Annie who was born of a 1924 American comic strip and later turned into a Tony award-winning musical. But when the pandemic struck, Ryan starting “picking up books and looking for inspiration.” She listened to an audiobook of the classic 1908 novel, Anne of Green Ga
'Create spectacle and conversation': New Theatre Network AD puts stamp on new season at The Roxy (opens the original)
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Jenna Rodgers is a practical woman. One of her first goals as the new artistic director of Theatre Network was to deal with those tiles. Anyone following the saga of one of Edmonton’s oldest theatre groups — heading into its 52nd season with this month’s production of Oh, Anne! — will be familiar with the stalled completion of its new home on 124 Street. Though The Roxy re-opened in 2022 after a 2015 fire, a dispute with the next-door landlord mired in court means planned decorative tiles on its
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