Q.E. Tuesday
Q.E. Tuesday
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Learning and talking about performing arts in Alberta.
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The show covers a variety of topics within the performing arts, including theatre, film, and comedy in Alberta. Specific episode themes include interviews with local artists such as actors Cody Porter and discussions on foundational research like the Rozsa Foundation's 'Spotlight on Arts Audiences'. It also shares news from local theatres and the arts community, providing listeners with insight into the latest happenings.

Learning and talking about performing arts in Alberta.
Sixteen sleeps until Christmas, but only two more sleeps until the premiere of Girl Brain, Actually! I got to talk to Alberta's incredible sketch trio Girl Brain (Alyson Dicey, Ellie Heath and Caley Suliak) about their origin story, their writing process, some amazing advice they've received and of course their restaurant picks. Head down to The Roxy from December 11-21st to check out this new festive show directed by Bradley Moss and starring, of course, the hilarious Girl Brain!
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Girl Brain, Actually
Created by Ellie Heath, Alyson Dicey & Caley Suliak
Directed by Bradley Moss
Stage Managed by Candice Stollery
Design by Tessa Stamp & Dayna Lea Hoffmann
Featuring Special Guests Tiff Hall & Letabby Lexington
Girl Brain Restaurant Recommendations:
Other Shows mentioned in this episode:
Chase Padgett – A 6 String Christmas – Fringe Theatre
Nuova Vocal Arts – Miracle on 34th Street
Grindstone Theatre – Die Harsh

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