It would be a sin to miss this show
Can a man of the cloth find happiness with a burlesque dancer? Oh ye of little faith.
Fringe play Wild/Society explores animals in nature and how environmental issues affect them
High society rabbits, raccoons and drunken penguins deliver powerful message in a funny, lighthearted way.
Winnipeg Soup: micro-funding with food
Winnipeggers with big ideas and small budgets pitch their proposals to an audience who vote on the best idea to fund, while enjoying some soup.
Victory for the Recycled Virgin
Not your typical grandma, gutsy 79-year-old storyteller brings her explicit autobiographical monologue to the Fringe.
Funky rhythms fire up enthusiastic crowd
With energy like this, it’s almost a guarantee a Five Alarm Funk show is going to be fun.
Brexit: rejection of the Eurocrats
Britain is stripping itself of a layer of government – the European parliament – faceless bureaucrats in a foreign country administering nonsensical legislation.
Deaths push council to legislate humane living conditions
For nearly a century, city hall has tried to address appalling rooming house conditions that most Winnipeggers ignore.
Free Slurpee Day in “Slurpee Capital of the World”
Winnipeggers are pouring Slurpees this week, marking 50 years of the beverage in Canada and celebrating a world title going on 17 years.
Canadian theatre festival embraces changing definition of gender
Sarasvàti dedicates FemFest2016 to transformation: our changing world and our evolving definition of gender.
Brits stuck in the past, choose economic recession
With Brexit, UK citizens condemn themselves to marginalized existence, says politics prof and British ex-pat.