Arts & Life

The stars of a show aren't always the singers and actors on the stage. Often it includes the people behind the scenes in the creative trades. They, too, rise to various levels of success in their professions.

I don't think I've ever hated a character on Theatre Northwest's stage before, but I do now. Oh, Hedda, you deserve to boil in your own stew. It's a delicious kind of disdain for Hedda - the kind audiences have savoured for the likes of J.R.

Adapt or die is as much an axiom for social structures as it is for ecosystems and species extinction.

There's nothing like a little splash of Johnny Reid sunshine to drive those winter blues away.

Like Alice through the looking glass, a pivotal actor has made a second trip into the fantasy of Prince George theatre.

An adopted daughter of P.G. is coming "home" for a concert experience.

A collection of local musicians has announced a collaboration concert unlike any in recent memory on Lheidli T'enneh territory.

Director Judy Russell has done Cabaret in Prince George three times now. The first two were produced in 2000 and 2001 to resounding critical acclaim and box office success.

Jay Leno had Sean Lecomber's material on The Tonight Show, the Comedy Network gave him his own one-hour special, he has stuff on XM Satellite Radio, he's regularly heard on the panel of CBC Radio's The Debaters, he wrote for This Hour Has 22 Minutes,

Robbie Burns is the unofficial poet laureate of Scotland, a social force in his time and a cultural touchstone for all time. He wrote one of the most enduring and ubiquitous songs in that country's rich history.