Blind dates can go either way New Loose Moose show is probably hilarious by Kyle Francis

Rapturous entertainment New Green Fools show explores the implications of a perfect euphoria by Kyle Francis

Wrong side of the C-train tracks Cowtown’s dark side of the boom, Lunchbox and Dada by Kathleen Renne

Laugh or go crazy Eugene Stickland returns to comedy in Writer’s Block by Col Cseke

Theatre scientist If you go see Loose Moose's new show, its star might make out with you by Kyle Francis

‘When it comes to huge openings, a lot of people think of me’ Sage's Hedwig and the Angry Inch is nearly perfect by Kyle Francis

Murder most theatrical Vertigo draws on history of film noir for its latest crime drama, Noirville by Kathleen Renne

Little Red River dries up Pretentious new Theatre Junction show disappoints by Kyle Francis

August is fresh, warm and disturbing Realist playRites production a breath of fresh air by Kyle Francis

Two actors and a bathtub Historical murder mystery inspires playRites production by Tony Binns

Irish plays, one-act craze Lunchbox gets in festival mode and the Liffey Players’ latest by Kathleen Renne

On the bilingual beat August playwright Jean Marc Dalpé on translating and the subtleties of language by Tim Christison

Hole in the head Janet Musil brings brain-busting tale of Phineas Gage to playRites by Kathleen Renne

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE - Spry socialites in spring Theatre Calgary’s Enchanted April is captivating by Kathleen Renne

Inch by angry inch Sage bring cult classic musical to Calgary by Kyle Francis

Creative process Theatre Junction’s Resident Company goes down the Little Red River by Kathleen Renne

Dead homeless man’s coat is soft, supple, magical Gift of the Coat suffers from narrative problems, but it’s just so darn delightful! by Kyle Francis

U of C drama department solves Middle East situation Nathan the Wise offers message of hope in tale of religious tolerance by Kyle Francis

A compendium of Doom Doug McKeag takes theatergoers on a tour of the apocalypse by Alan Cho

Blood on the curtains Alice Nelson gets gloriously gory with Grand Guignol by Kathleen Renne