During the holidays the Gaiters had a few games as well as a tournament hosted by the Citadins de Montreal. Unfortunately for the Gaiters they were unable to get any wins over the break and return to the floor with a 0-4 record.
Black Comedy, by Peter Shaffer, was originally produced in 1965 and was commissioned by Kenneth Tynan for the National Theatre of Great Britain. Today this farce may seem dated, but this piece of theatre can still be performed successfully, as demonstrated by the Bishop’s Drama department.
Remaking a movie is always a dangerous task. Directors and producers have to make sure that they do not offend the fans of the original, and yet ensure the new version has enough success to be worth the effort.
It appears to be more and more difficult these days to produce an action movie that really grabs the viewer’s attention. How different can explosions, gunfights, and hand-to-hand combat scenes really be?
Classified is a rapper from Enfield, Nova Scotia, born Luke Boyd in 1977. As a child he fought a speech impediment, which today seems most unlikely if you’ve listened to any of his tracks. Classified is able to articulate his thoughts with a certain clarity that is not always heard in rap music. He now works out of a studio [...]
The February 19th show given by C!rca was jaw-dropping, to say the least. Most definitely a must-see performance if you ever get the chance. Despite the certain preconceptions about a ‘circus’ show, this is not your typical big top circus; there are no tigers jumping through flaming hoops, or red nosed clowns playing jokes on each other for the crowd’s amusement.
