arts
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Button Factory highlights changing landscapes
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With over 30 photographic images spanning two floors, the Button Factory’s latest exhibition, SHIFT: Time Collisions and Disappearing Landscapes challenges viewers to take a
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In review: I Am Number Four
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The latest DreamWorks picture, I Am Number Four comes to us from director D.J. Caruso and co-producer Michael Bay who have seemingly put together
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Arts bites: Feb. 9, 2010
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White Stripes fans just don’t know what to do with themselves Many music lovers were left heartbroken this week after the announcement that The
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Bryson collaborates
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Jim Bryson and the Weakerthans played to a full house at the Starlight last Thursday night. The evening began with a set from singer-songwriter
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Acclaimed Soprano performs at WLU
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There are times when Laurier’s music program can come across as Kitchener-Waterloo’s best kept secret. Seemingly hoarded to one small section of WLU’s modest
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Hillside goes indoors
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The Hillside Festival kicked off its yearly festivities this weekend with Hillside Inside – weekend of concerts functioning to provide local music fans with
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Laurier film prof studies 007
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Lisa Funnell has a long history with James Bond. “I grew up watching the Roger Moore movies with my Dad,” said the Laurier film
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Dragonette ‘thrill’ audience at Starlight on Friday night
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The crowd at the Starlight Lounge in Waterloo was perceptibly anxious on Friday night as they awaited Canadian electro-pop trio Dragonette on stage. Cheers
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Fr!nge provides alternative theatre
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Only at Laurier’s Fr!nge Festival could one see a horror movie, an absurdist one-act play and an a cappella performance — all within a
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In review: Fr!nge
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Hawkapella Laurier’s a cappella group opened the night, showing off the members’ vocal talent, though the performance failed to fully engage the audience right
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