Arts & Life

Alicia Witt is a different kind of triple threat. That term applies most to Broadway where dancing, singing and acting are the trifecta of aspiring stars, but Witt scores her hat-trick on TV and movie screens.

The main event may not be going ahead as scheduled, but the headliner concert still has the green light. Canadian Christian worship band The Color will be live on the Prince George Playhouse stage Saturday night. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

Theatre Northwest has their first "second season" play starting today, and they have announced all the plays that are coming P.G.'s way starting this fall. Northern B.C.

The most famous plumber in the animated world has perhaps the happiest actor in the performing arts world. Charles Martinet (pronounced Martin-ay, as the French would say) can't help himself.

It's been a long time since Lee Aaron was crowned the Metal Queen.

Canada was a colony; Canada was a colonizer. The duality of our nation's birth - people forcing their way onto the landscape, or just following along obliviously - has come with excruciating pain, for entire communities of people who were here first.

He got known around the world for playing a Greek demigod on television, and now he dedicates his film career to the Christian god he believes in.

Artists drive at issues using their language of symbolism and inference. Rene Jaspers drove all the way from Prince George to Prince Rupert to fuel her conversations with the canvas.

On June 21, The Exploration Place will open a permanent First Nations Gallery to that ages-old history into the context of their other artifacts and historical icons.

Vote for local videos. Story Hive is once again offering cash for a screen arts competition. There are two Prince George contenders, and two more with ties to the broader region.