Working shifts and shifting lives
The woman sits, her glassy eyes staring aimlessly into the distance while shifting apparitions of faces and arms float around her. Her hands, clenched tightly…
Boris Tsun Hang Leung
U of M theatre brings “Mad Forest” to stage
U of M students reclaim gallery space with clay
The School of Art Student Gallery’s previous exhibition, titled reCLAYm, recently concluded on March 11. Curated by final-year fine arts student Madeleine Alsip, reCLAYm showcased…
Hoppers is pretty “dam” good
Pixar released their latest sci-fi comedy Hoppers earlier this month. Directed by Daniel Chong, the creator of the popular cartoon We Bare Bears, this whimsical,…
Uncovering the secret lives of medieval concubines
Around 600 years ago in Ferrara, Italy, an Inquisitor interrogated dozens of women cohabiting with supposedly celibate clergymen, leaving behind a register that detailed the…
Sofar Sounds relaunches in Winnipeg
Dan Kennedy, a local music producer, is relaunching Sofar Sounds’s Winnipeg branch after a hiatus. Sofar Sounds started in London, England in 2009 as a…
Freeze Frame film festival highlights youth cinema
Freeze Frame International Film Festival for Kids of All Ages, an annual festival in Winnipeg, is about to mark its 30th anniversary. Taking place at…
Local play Emergency Ops is a trainwreck, literally
Local artist Hayden Maines recently performed Emergency Ops, a solo comedy about a group of civil servants managing a disaster in a small town. Taking…
Wilding out with The Weekly Y-lers
Kyler Zaenali and Tyler Ward are the two U of M students behind The Weekly Y-lers, a UMFM radio show that explores different musical themes…
A coming-of-age story, but about a mother
Parents always want the best for their children, but they may not always know what their children need — this is the lesson of The…