Erik Veteran director imparts wisdom to emerging Canadian theatre artists The University of Alberta’s Department of Drama welcomed Marti Maraden, one of Canada’s most sought-after directors, as guest director for A Midsummer Night’s Dream, on now at the Timms Centre until February 13, 2016. I had the pleasure to sit down with Marti during her rehearsal … Read moreMarti Maraden: theatre industry advice – curious arts
If you want to keep your finger on the pulse of Edmonton, you need to follow Seen and Heard Karen Unland Seen and Heard in Edmonton is a blog and podcast created and run by Karen Unland about Edmonton podcasters and bloggers and the work they do. Recently, Salena and I were thrilled to be … Read moreCurious Arts featured on Seen and Heard – curious arts
University of Alberta’s New Works Festival showcases what’s next in Edmonton theatre by Jenna MarynowskiOriginally published on After the House Lights There’s a lot going on in Edmonton’s theatre scene in February, but one of the questions that always seems to be in the back of everyone’s minds is: what’s next? Students at the University of … Read moreQ & A with producers of New Works Festival – curious arts
Four times the reasons to go see a play To see a play move off the page and onto the stage in front of an audience for the first time, that’s a particularly exciting theatrical event. Take that drama and multiply it by four times and you’ve got the University of Alberta Department of Drama’s … Read moreNew Works Festival 2016 – curious arts
UAlberta Arts alumna talks politics, poetry and passion for Shakespeare To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the University of Alberta’s Department of Drama, the Curious Arts blog is sharing50 Reasons to Go See A Playthroughout the 2015-16 season. Shakespeare, and all the many ways his works live on, is reason number 12/50. Ahead of U … Read moreBlue Knox: why the Bard’s works live on – curious arts