Music and Drama Should Work Together in Harmony
Why do music and drama events always clash and frustrate students who are involved in both departments?
Articles By: Amanda McAlpine 
Plaskett Sparks the Audience
There’s something that grows inside you… a feeling… of pure bliss when watching Joel Plaskett perform. Finding inspiration through personal experiences and the East coast, Plaskett wowed us with his talent Wednesday, March 16th in Centennial Theatre.
Amos Joannides
Starting classical guitar at the age of six, Amos Joannides has found a home in performing before a crowd. Having grown up in the country southeast of Montreal, Joannides made his own entertainment as a kid in the form of music.
Glee!
You know the show. You like it or you hate it, but either way, you know it. Similar reactions are often associated with the name J-Beebs (whose songs were nicely featured on last week’s episode of Glee!)
Cinderella: “People Are Getting Ready For Something Extraordinary”
A musical rendition of the classic story of the cinder maid who overcomes the cruelty of her wicked stepmother and stepsisters, and wins the love of the prince.
Theatre Activ 2011
Tired of going to class, getting wasted at the bar, going to class hung-over, doing homework, and then going to the bar again? Well here is your chance to change it up a bit!
Bieber Fever: Have You Caught It?
Justin Bieber. You know the name. You may not want to know the name, but you know the name.
King of Improv: Ralph Bowen
“Ralph Bowen's technique was flawless; and you could hardly see his fingers move from the keys as he created wave after wave of flowing improvisation. His technique and grasp of the Coltrane style was no less amazing.”
Amanda’s Antics
It’s that time of the year again. Pine needles gather on the floor, the smell of freshly baked cookies fills the house and carols are heard on the streets; another year past, another year gone.
Canada’s Sky: No Bullets Flying By
One of the lessons that Michel Chickwanine’s (chick-wah-knee-neigh) father taught him was to always appreciate what you have because you never know when you could loose it, the way Michel lost his childhood when he became a child soldier.
