In Review: 1979 (Theatre New Brunswick)
TNB’s season opener offers up a few things that are missing from our political environment these days – humour and respect. Michelle Kars Theatre New Brunswick’s new Artistic Director Natasha…
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Review: Tooth & The Fang (and The Hurricane)
The Tipsy Muse Cafe, Fredericton, NB | September 7 Matt Carter During what was probably the high point of Hurricane Dorian’s pass through the province last Saturday night, the rain…
Review: Pallmer at Gallery on Queen
Friday, February 9 | Gallery on Queen | Fredericton Mark LeBlanc Before making tracks westward for a stint at the Banff Arts Centre, Pallmer played two New Brunswick performances in…
Void, Moving Without Having Moved
Tim Rayne reviews the latest from Saint John’s Tooth & the Fang. In the early 90s, during the popularity of grunge music, the term alternative applied to any guitar band…
Film Review: The Boy
The Boy is another silly January horror flick. Brendan Wahl | @BrenW23 The month of January has not been too kind to yours truly. Much like The Forest, this film continues the…
Film Review: 13 Hours is Mildly Watchable at Best
Brendan Wahl | @BrenW23 Michael Bay is a real mixed bag for me. At times he can be extremely overbearing (Pearl Harbour), he can sometimes find a nice center (The…