Lena Yang
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Poona the Fuckdog is KW Little Theatre’s latest
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Poona the Fuckdog (And Other Plays for Children) is the kind of show that seems like it was written after ingesting a handful of sleeping pills with a four-pack of Red Bull.
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The best game of the decade: That Dragon, Cancer
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That Dragon, Cancer is a window into the soul, probing our collective thoughts and feelings in a way that feels at once real but with sweeping flourishes so as to constantly invigorate.
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9 to 5 fails to impress
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While watching Laurier Musical Theatre’s stage production of the play based on the 1980 film, 9 to 5, I wondered if I just didn’t like this kind of musical theatre.
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Oscar bait ‘Room’ lacks hook
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Room is exactly what you expect – and not much else
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Web series ultimately harmless
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Kitchener Sync is amateur, but offers a substantial platform for local artists
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Best Shawarma at Laurier
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5. Village Shawarma Inattentive service + sloppy wrap structure = disappointing shawarma. Obviously service is irrelevant to the wrap, but it made me less eager to taste the passable pita and incredibly average meat wetted with watered-down sauce. Harsh? Maybe. Underwhelming? Yes. – Jordan The weakest shawarma we tried. Barely any chicken with vegetables that,…
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A boozed and sorrowful night
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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? finishes run at K-W Little Theatre
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Introvert’s guide to surviving St. Patty’s day
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Avoiding college shenanigans while keeping your sanity
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How the Academy Awards played out
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In front of the Lens The most prestigious and talked about category at the Oscars every single year is Best Picture. This category combines so many different elements of cinema; it takes into consideration the directing, acting, musical composition, writing, editing and other aspects that make up a great movie. This year’s nominees for Best…
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The Oscar snub goes to…
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Many beloved films deserved more Academy recognition than they ended up getting and for me, the biggest snubs of the year have something in common.
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