By Jeff Kubik
If there’s one thing that English playwrights excel at, it’s insanity, debauchery and incestuous intrigue. Their cooking is equally perverse, but not nearly as enjoyable.In the grand tradition of British insanity, Theatre Junction opens its 2002â?„2003 season with Joe Horton’s comedy of errors, What the Butler Saw–a raucous tribute to just how fun a mental… Continue reading What the Butler Saw
By Dale Miller
If I die tomorrow, I will die a happy man. For 1/32 of my day I had the opportunity to ogle and interview one of the hottest women in the world: Playboy’s Playmate of the Year for 2000, Jodi Paterson. In the future my kids will ask, “is mommy the most beautiful girl you have… Continue reading Tales from the Mansion
Like the vast majority of people, it’s quite possible that the bulk of your ballet experience involves a two-dollar viewing of Billy Elliott after being hauled to the film by someone considerably more sentimental than yourself. Before that, you pronounced the “t.”To James “Rusty” Toth, dancer with Ballet British Columbia, the lack of experience is… Continue reading Orpheus dances into Calgary