Review: Ava Reid’s ‘Lady Macbeth’ beautifully subverts Shakespeare’s ‘Scottish Play’
Shakespeare’s Macbeth has long been steeped in a macabre tradition: misfortune befalls those who take part in performances. The play itself stirs up eerie...
Q&A: Val Hussain discusses Carleton’s queer library, the importance of safeguarding queer media
Carleton’s Gender and Sexuality Resource Centre (GSRC)’s queer library is one of the largest in Ottawa.
The library started with a handful of stories and...
Review: Carleton Musical Theatre Society’s ‘Legally Blonde’ is bright, colourful and chic
In Legally Blonde: The Musical, being true to yourself never goes out of style. In fact, knowing your strengths and differences may just be...
Review: ‘SAYA’ is an eccentric and comforting voyage through heartache
With soothing vocals, daring experimental art pop and folky rhythms, Saya Gray’s debut album SAYA transports listeners through the different stages of heartbreak and...
‘In Our Tongues’ celebrates Black History Month, poetry and writers
A soft purple light engulfed poet Nonso Morah on the SAW Centre stage just before she performed her last piece of the showcase.
“I am...
