Review: Sock ‘n’ Buskin bites off more than it can chew with ‘King Lear’
Sock ‘n’ Buskin’s production of Shakespeare’s King Lear is an exercise in balancing creative liberty with the play’s traditional script. Ultimately, the results are...
Ottawa poet Jamaal Jackson Rogers appointed artist-in-residence for Carleton music program
Ottawa poet laureate Jamaal Jackson Rogers has taken a position as artist-in-residence in the music program at Carleton for the winter semester.
The slam poet,...
Review: ‘Kiinalik’ an unsettling yet profound new perspective on the North
This play made me uncomfortable. Profoundly so. But as its creators acknowledged in the epilogue, that was its intention.
Kiinalik: These Sharp Tools, part of...
Review: Mac Miller’s ‘Circles’ has the late rapper coming full-circle on his severed career
Mac Miller had a vision before he passed: Swimming in Circles.
Mac’s previous album, Swimming, was released in August 2018, a month before his death....
Carleton Indigenous comedy night flips tokenism on its head
“Am I the only one that thinks it’s kind of fucked up that they sat all the Indigenous people at the table that says...
