On marronne? (Si ça te dit, viens) and its quest for identity
Identity and mythologies of a people come alive in Théâtre Cercle Molière’s On marronne ? (Si ça te dit, viens), written by playwright Gustave Akakpo…
Arts & Culture
’Toban Listens: The Magnus Archives
“Statement begins.” Those two words are familiar to anyone who has tuned into Rusty Quill’s horror fiction podcast, The Magnus Archives (MAG). The weekly anthology…
The ’Toban staff’s spooktacular Halloween media picks
The Thing (1982) John Carpenter’s The Thing (1982) is a masterwork of horror filmmaking. The oppressive, cold atmosphere evokes an extreme paranoia in the audience…
We’ll never go out of style and neither will concert movies
Stepping into Scotiabank Theatre for the opening night of the Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour film screening felt like stepping into a different world. Attendees wore sparkly…
The Campus Coffee Crawl
Coffee: the potentially addictive treat that is the friend of students and labourers everywhere. While I wouldn’t consider myself a coffee expert, I do drink…
Classics Students Collective brings students together
On Friday, Oct. 6, the U of M Classics Students Collective (UMCSC) held their first social event of the year – a movie night. It…
’Toban Listens: Lore
What was the first urban legend you ever heard? For me it was “The Licked Hand,” a tale about a girl at home alone with…
Punk’s not dead: It’s back and shopping local
With its foundation built on the love for Winnipeg’s long-standing music scene and DIY subculture, the Winnipeg Punk Rock Flea Market (WPRFM) is a DIY…
The stitch blanket sound of CMHR’s Music Scene
In the early hours of the evening on Sept. 23, the downtown area filled with the buzzing of people eager to explore the arts and…
Mitski, The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We
4.5/5 Stars The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We portrays love, loneliness and self-care in a musical language that acknowledges and feels resigned to…