‘We’re all in this together’: Carleton alumni unite queer community through art
Two years ago, Carleton University students Maggie Harder and Meghan Burns took the stage in front of small-but-eager crowds at Ottawa’s Fresh Meat Theatre...
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...
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...
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,...
![Hip-hop legend Nas raises his hand in the air during his performance at Bluesfest on July 14, 2024. [Photo by Darren Tran/The Charlatan]](https://charlatan.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Nas-218x150.jpg "Review of Bluesfest Day Ten: A hip-hop send off")
Review of Bluesfest Day Ten: A hip-hop send off
Ottawa’s 30th annual Bluesfest concluded with hip-hop and rap favourites Nas and Down With Webster closing out the festival in style.
An unexpected power outage...
