Arts & Culture
Broadway fairy fantasy brought to life
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One of Broadway legend Stephen Sondheim’s most popular and enduring works is also one of his silliest on paper. The fairy tale mashup musical Into the Woods saw the trail-blazing composer and lyricist looking...
Winter writer-in-residence on the importance of listening
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The U of M Centre for Creative Writing and Oral Culture (CCWOC) will welcome Cree filmmaker Janine Windolph as the winter 2023 writer-in-residence on Jan. 19 with a free screening at the Winnipeg Art...
Experience the trip of a lifetime at the Cinematheque
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A documentary about a stage four cancer patient and her journey with medical psilocybin psychotherapy to treat end-of-life distress is coming to the Cinematheque for one night only on Jan. 23.
Dosed 2: The Trip...
New student group aims to build community
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There is always a need for support, community guidance among students at the U of M, and this need is not exclusive to one type of student. The Black Student Empowerment Society (BSES) is...
What to play before the semester weighs you down
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While January is past the longest night of the year, many students still have weeks of scarce sunlight and burning the midnight oil ahead.
These four space-themed games immerse you in zero gravity and starry...
The best Canadian albums of 2022
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Alvvays — Blue Rev
https://youtu.be/YVJ0ZKYu-GI
Alvvays has reclaimed its rightful spot as indie-pop royalty. Since its first record in 2014, the band has pumped out perfect pop gems at a frustratingly slow pace. Blue Rev comes...
The ’Toban staff’s holiday favourites
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Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
https://youtu.be/xgVo96JaqeM
Yes, Stanley Kubrick’s uncanny, erotic psychodrama Eyes Wide Shut is indeed a Christmas movie. The obviously fake New York City streets are lined with fairy lights, and the film ends with...







