Q.E. Tuesday
Q.E. Tuesday
Podcast Description
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.
Murmur Theatre is a new company in Calgary formed by Rita Rebetskaya and Polina Kaulio whose modus operandi is to ”explore the intersection of physical performance, live art, and contemporary drama”. I got to speak with them about their approach to theatre creation as well as their movement workshops which are extremely popular and constantly selling out! Check out their website and instagram to learn more about these workshops and their upcoming shows and work as well.
Murmur's restaurant Recommendations are:
Sweet Loretta
Native Tongues
Other Shows/Events Mentioned in this episode:
Tartuffe – Shakespeare Company – May 21-June 6
G.O.T. Improv – Mean Streets Improv – May 29
Come From Away – Theatre Calgary – May 26-June 21
Rise New Works Festival – Common Ground Arts Society –
May 29-31
Fully Committed – Teatro Live – June 4-21
CSIF Cinema Club – 6 Decades of Rom-Coms – June 15
Freewill Shakespeare – Back in Hawrelak park! –
June 12-July 12
Riverhawks Baseball Theatre Night – June 11
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