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The Arts
But could he find a rhyme for 'improved muzzle velocity'?
The Russians, those great lovers of language, recently honoured one of their most famous citizens, a failed poet.
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Superb drama explores the nature of guilt
The opening scene of the brilliant East of Berlin introduces an agitated man who seems petrified at the prospect of being interrogated.
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Aria-ha-ha
Stage director David Gately has spent so much time with The Barber of Seville, he jokes that the opera could drive him to self-injury with a straight razor.
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The revolution will be adorable
The Pinky Show, an anonymous artists' collective that deploys adorable cartoon cats to advance radical left ideas, is staging a campus occupation this month. The group's multimedia exhibition at the University of Winnipeg's Gallery 1C03 uses its academic setting to question the institutionalized values of higher education. And while the relationship between artists and patrons has always been tricky, The Pinky Show isn't biting the hand that feeds it. It's just nipping a bit with those darling little kitty teeth.
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What's her line?
In the aftermath of her breakthrough season in 2007-08, Toronto playwright Hannah Moscovitch was deluged with play commissions from artistic directors anxious to get in on what might be the next big thing in Canadian theatre.
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