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Theatre Preview: Devil of a time

By Paul Jarvey

Haunting fragments of unidentifiable melody introduces Ty Semaka’s freshly resurrected brainchild, In Klezskavania. Beams of light reflect off an electric violin, slicing through the thick air of what will soon become the setting to an overwhelming menagerie of black burlesque, warped fairy tales and is-that-a-tongue-in-your-cheek-or-are-you-just-happy-to-see-me comedy. Smoldering after a seven year sojourn since the play’s… Continue reading Theatre Preview: Devil of a time

Top Calgary chefs face… off

By Paul Jarvey

It’s hard to find an excuse to turn down food. Particularly food prepared by a selection of Calgary’s best and most prominent chefs in an Iron Chef-style competition. Feast on the finest cuisine along with wine, spirit and beer tasting, a wearable art fashion show and a unique silent auction. Presented with unknown pre-selected ingredients,… Continue reading Top Calgary chefs face… off

Art Preview: The First Thursday of Art Central

By Paul Jarvey

Last Thursday played host to a warm reception at Art Central, where exhibitions showcased everything from far away fashion to the seductive art of the space’s various artists and galleries. While the show may lack unity and the odd purist could be spotted rapidly backtracking in confusion, many surprises were revealed within the bright lights… Continue reading Art Preview: The First Thursday of Art Central

Music Interview: The travelling Ghost of Modern Man

By Paul Jarvey

Rising from the depths of Regina, Ghosts of Modern Man brings big sound and enough rock for everyone. Brothers in arms against a lifestyle with an expiration date, they’re ready to burn this city to the ground with vengeance and volume. Their latest release, City of No Light is a driving and expressive melee due… Continue reading Music Interview: The travelling Ghost of Modern Man

Music Interview: The Cape May don’t fear Much

By Paul Jarvey

Like late night hitchhikers, The Cape May have a talent for telling stories that catch you off guard. With unshakable and well-placed optimism, the four member group has risen above it all after having their numbers split in half, suffering a slew of injuries days before the recording of their latest release Central City Will… Continue reading Music Interview: The Cape May don’t fear Much

Music Interview: Midwinter minstrels

By Paul Jarvey

“I’ve never played the drums or bass before,” admits musician Kate Maki, laughing. “I can’t believe how much we’ve learned from each other. This [experience] has really improved all of our performances.” Experienced or not, though, Canadian winters are as notorious as Siberia’s and few musicians dare to tour through their fury. Braving forty below… Continue reading Music Interview: Midwinter minstrels

Dance Preview: The Nutcracker hits the ice–ballet stylee

By Paul Jarvey

Easily one of the most publicly acclaimed ballets of all time, The Nutcracker is arriving with some of the world’s most talented dancers as the St. Petersburg State Ballet on Ice graces Calgary’s Saddledome. For over 40 years, the nutcracker prince has charmed audiences across the world with this classic tale of adventure and magic.… Continue reading Dance Preview: The Nutcracker hits the ice–ballet stylee