Review: Love propels revolution in Broadway Across Canada’s ‘Les Misérables’
It’s the June Rebellion in Paris, 1832. Donning crimson vests with gold embellishments, student revolutionaries stand tall and proud atop a seven-foot barricade. They’re...
Q&A: Former uOttawa professor Gerald Lynch talks storytelling and satire
Former University of Ottawa English literature professor Gerald Lynch released an academic satire and mystery novel titled Plaguing Jake on June 12.
Combining elements of...
Review: ‘I Saw The TV Glow’ is an all-consuming exploration of identity
The glow from a TV playing the young adult channel at 10:30 p.m. is where we connect with our truest selves.
Or at least, that’s...
‘Ecosystem of support’: Carleton creatives collaborate for ‘Afrosphere’ docuseries
For Zainab Muse, the Creatorland founder and a Carleton University media production and design instructor, “highlighting ordinary people as extraordinary” ensures the sustenance of...
Review: Is John Summit’s debut album comfort in familiarity or chaos of experimentality?
For American DJ John Summit, comfort is found in the chaos of jetting around the world to play sold-out concerts running on no sleep,...
