Handmaid’s Tale retold to begin 2022-23 RWB season
The Royal Winnipeg Ballet begins their 2022-23 season with a bold retelling of Canadian author Margaret Atwood’s award-winning novel The Handmaid’s Tale.
Anthony Bourdain biography is a profile of a man spiraling
NEW YORK (AP) — Biographers try as best they can to walk in the shoes of their subjects. Charles Leerhsen took it a step further: He slept in the same French hotel room where Anthony Bourdain killed himself, earning a unique perspective — and pushback.
Roots and Branches: Virtuosi Concerts unveils 2022-23 season
Since 1991 the Virtuosi Concert Series has been delighting audiences with world class chamber music, performed by some of the best musicians on the scene.
Silent films to live on in movie theater lobby card project
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — “Missing Millions" is a 1922 silent film with a darkly prescient title — like the vast majority from that era, the movie all but vanished in the ensuing century, survived mostly by lobby cards.
Goddess gowns, Old Hollywood glam and pink rule Emmy carpet
Hannah Waddingham wore Dolce & Gabbana with bedazzled high top sneakers on her feet Monday while Elle Fanning went Old Hollywood in a gown designed by Sharon Long of her show, “The Great,” as glamour returned to the Emmys in sticky Los Angeles humidity.
Waddingham, from “Ted Lasso,” showed off her comfy white shoes beneath her corseted strapless pink look. Fanning, her hair in a pinned-back bob, said she wanted to honor the creatives on her show that provided her with her first Emmy nod. Fanning's look was black and pink, embellished at the chest.
With Geffen Hall, NY Phil gets a fresh, better sounding home
Forced from their offices early in the pandemic, key leaders of the New York Philharmonic and Lincoln Center met in July 2020 under the trees of the venue’s Capital Grove patio to try to finally solve a decadeslong problem.
Could they accelerate the timetable to address their albatross: the orchestra’s much maligned, sonically challenged home?
“It was a group moment, like wow, the hall’s going to be closed down,” recalled Philharmonic President Deborah Borda. “Well, let’s get started.”
New reads for the new season
Weather-wise, the fall can be a rather uncertain time of the year. Sometimes, the month of October has brought warm, almost summery temperatures; other years it has been downright wintery.
No matter the forecast, a book is a great way to spend time outdoors or in.
Chris Hall of McNally Robinson Booksellers was on Morning Light with his latest picks for this first full month of autumn.
Full slate of new music offerings returns to WNMF!
After two years of shortened, hybrid festivals, the Winnipeg New Music Festival (WNMF) is back to shine in its full glory. The festival, which features world and Canadian premieres, exciting up-and-coming composers, and a unique venue, takes place from January 26 to February 3, 2023.
The lineup for the internationally renowned new music festival was unveiled at a news conference at the Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada on Wednesday morning.
Fighting cultural disintegration with Chinese night market
The Chinatown Night Market aims to educate people about the culture and to gain more public interest for shops to stay operational.
Winnipeg's Chinatown Night Market begins Friday, October 7 at noon and it will include free bouncy castles, food trucks and food stalls, cultural performances, live bands, and a K-pop street party all for free.
Beethoven vs Haydn
The Manitoba Chamber Orchestra invites the audience to sit ringside at Westminster United Church to hear a pair of music heavyweights symphonically duke it out in their second concert in the 2022-23 season.