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a christmas story iPhoto caption: A Christmas Story production still by Dahlia Katz.

REVIEW: A Christmas Story feels fresh at Theatre Aquarius

If you want to catch A Christmas Story before it closes, good luck — the show is close to sold out, and with the talent on that stage, it’s not hard to see why.

By Aisling Murphy
Production photo of Bad Dog's Holiday! An Improvised Musical at Factory Theatre. iPhoto caption: Photo by Danelle Jane Tran.

REVIEW: Yes, Holiday! An Improvised Musical really is different every night

Putting aside its opening number and a single proper noun, every word of Bad Dog Theatre’s Dora Award-nominated Holiday! An Improvised Musical has the potential to change from performance to performance.

By Liam Donovan
Production photo from Canadian Stage's Wizard of Oz panto. iPhoto caption: Photo by Dahlia Katz.

REVIEW: Canadian Stage revives the Ross Petty panto with pop songs, puns, and a pinch of Ozdust

Making a case for the panto’s return, The Wizard of Oz is full of local references and charm, and perhaps even some surprise guests to fill audiences with hometown pride.

By Ilana Lucas
Production photo of Titanique at Segal Centre. iPhoto caption: Photo by Marie-Andree Lemire.

REVIEW: Titaníque loves Céline Dion with all its heart

Content quibbles aside, Titaníque’s inarguable accomplishment is musical: What an amazing showcase for a Canadian cast’s vocal chops and capacity to deliver character through song.

By Karen Fricker
a christmas carol iPhoto caption: Photo by Trudie Lee.

A Christmas Carol makes a triumphant return to Theatre Calgary

“It brings me a lot of joy to know that the generations of Calgarians who saw this show when they were a young person are now, 37 years later, bringing their sons and daughters,” says artistic director Stafford Arima.

By Eve Beauchamp
iPhoto caption: Photo by Ben Laird.

REVIEW: Twelve Days brings Christmas joy to lunchtime in Calgary 

Watching Twelve Days is reminiscent of opening up the door to a chocolate advent calendar: yes, you know what you’re gonna get, but heck if you don’t enjoy every second of it.

By Eve Beauchamp