Arts & Life

Prince George's award-winning local theatre production is getting set behind the curtain for a one-time-only encore presentation, Pocket Theatre, the local community drama group responsible for staging the first and only P.G.

An immigrant from Cuba who is famous in the U.S. and Europe will represent aboriginal northern B.C. on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Canada Day.

Each year, the Victoria Medal is awarded to the student with the highest GPA in the Faculty of Fine Arts. Similarly, the Governor General's Silver Medal is awarded annually to UVic's top undergraduate student.

Emma Forgeron did not know she had won gold, but she did know she had taken her singing to another level. The Grade 11 PGSS student was competing at the Performing Arts B.C.

The canvas cannons fire tonight. On the contested fields of B.C.'s arts scene, a clash of colour will spill the blood of the palette until only one is left standing. Our soldier in that fight is Christina Watts.

A pair of local hands has wrapped around another trophy at the Leo Awards.

The quest for the limelight is once again glowing on the horizon. The annual Limelight Quest singing competition is opening its registration doors this coming week. The city's aspiring singers can sign up as of 8 a.m. on June 30.

Since the last time Rae Spoon performed in Prince George, the acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriter has gone on to also become a film star.

Casse-Tte: A Festival of Experimental Music Now in its fourth year, this unique music showcase brings cutting edge composers and performers onto the stage at Exploration Place from June 23-26. Williams Lake Stampede The premier rodeo in northern B.C.

According to Roger Klein, if you can't take a joke, piss on ya. Life is just too short to get all grumpy about humour, and art is too personable to stick its nose in the air.