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The Last Days of Judas Iscariot

Studio Theatre puts God on trial

'If God is all loving and all forgiving, why is Judas Iscariot, the person who's most in need of his love, in hell?" It's a valid question, and…. Read more »

From Cradle to Stage

Meaghan Baxter / 15 May 2013

  For many creative types, ideas are perpetually swirling around in their minds, just itching to be unleashed—but sometimes knowing where to start can be half the battle. Read more »

The Genius Code

Saliha Chattoo / 15 May 2013
Theatre through the headphones

  Fans of Surreal SoReal Theatre have come to expect innovative storylines that play with technology and physical theatre, and the company's upcoming workshop of The Genius Code…. Read more »

An Accident

Paul Blinov / 15 May 2013

Northern Light Theatre's season closer, An Accident, takes place in the aftermath of one. Read more »

The Last Days of Judas Iscariot

Studio Theatre puts God on trial

Mel Priestley / 15 May 2013

'If God is all loving and all forgiving, why is Judas Iscariot, the person who's most in need of his love, in hell?" It's a valid question, and…. Read more »

Snout

Mel Priestley / 08 May 2013
No pouts about Snout

  You can't help but smile, walking into the set of Snout. Read more »

The Soul Collector

Paul Blinov / 08 May 2013
A winter fable

  "Once upon a time . Read more »

The Fairy Catcher’s Companion

Meaghan Baxter / 08 May 2013

  Two years have passed since Charlotte and Beatrice Sterling have heard any word from their father, who is off fighting in the Second World War. Read more »

NeWest Press Spring Spectacular

Paul Blinov / 08 May 2013

In a way, the fact that Rebecca Campbell's debut novel, The Paradise Engine, takes place in two different worlds, is apt: it reflects her own mind while she writing it. Read more »

Flight of the Viscount

Saliha Chattoo / 08 May 2013

James Westerley (Jamie Cavanagh), heir to the Viscountcy of East Warrington on Worsted, is heir no more. Read more »

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