Arts & Entertainment
QAC’s production of Our Town an all—round success
The Quebec Art Company’s production of Our Town, by Thornton Wilder, pleased the crowd.
Director Scott Emery’s vision enabled the company to experiment with theatre in the round – a formula that worked, thanks to narration courtesy of stage manager Cheryl Rimmer.
The Lost Fingers launch first album — Lost in the 80s
Django Reinhardt would be proud to be honoured by Quebec City’s latest recording artists, The Lost Fingers. This trio’s name is a nod to the jazz guitarist who lost the use of two fingers after a fire and went on to develop his own fingering style.
A taste of Flamenco and then hop into summer
Capturing Canadian Forces in action in Afghanistan
Pecota's technique meshes photo and painting seamlessly
The news is full of images and words about what’s happening in Afghanistan, but few have the same perspective as visual artist and photographer Silvia Pecota. She likes to capture the action up close.
Glasgow Rangers to coach at QHS
Soccer players at Quebec High School are about to experience the Scotland Rangers difference. The Rangers, a pro soccer team, have partnered up with QHS to offer training to students and coaches.
QHS soccer coach William Hush has big dreams for his favourite sport in his adopted country.
Karen Young is coming
Zinky Boys a hit at SLC
Ten students from the Cegep Champlain-St. Lawrence Theatre Company (Alex Carter-Labbé, Jean-Philippe Chabot, Edenne Fournier, Rosalie Genois, Charles-Auguste Lehoux, Catherine Moisan, Marie-Christine Plante, Zoë Toupin, Jean-Thomas Tremblay and Stéphanie Turmel) presented the startling drama Zinky Boys to a full house for three nights running on April 1, 2 and 3.
