‘Alice & The World We Live In’ takes audiences on a journey through grief

Prompting both laughter and tears, Alice & The World We Live In is an emotionally well-rounded exploration of memory.

October 11, 2024

Rehearsals for the DAN School of Drama and Music 2024 Fall Major, The Other Shore, are well underway.

October 8, 2024

Breedbate Theatre’s second production ever took a risk, and it paid off.

September 27, 2024

The Isabel Bader Centre, a pillar of the Queen’s and Kingston arts world, officially turned 10 years old on Sept. 20.

The melodramatic and humorous play, The Mumberley Inheritance, closed curtains on opening night with roaring laughter and a standing ovation.

Meet Breedbate Theatre, the new kids on the block of Kingston’s drama scene.

Queen’s Players and audiences say “I do” in latest show.

From Artificial Intelligence (AI) infused performances to bench marking accessibility standards, the Festival of Live Digital Art (FOLDA) 2024 pushes boundaries in the arts.

As audience members took their seats to watch Ten Lost Years at the Domino Theatre, they were transported to one of the many tragic chapters of Canadian history.

Paradise Lost by John Milton is an epic theatre biblical piece about the origins of good and evil, heaven and hell, and the original sin. The DAN School production is not Milton’s paradise, but instead is the reimagined world of Paradise Lost by Erin Shields.

The DAN Student Series (DSS) debuted its only theatrical installment of the 2023-24 academic school year.

In a captivating blend of creativity and philanthropy, the Vogue Charity Fashion Show (VCFS) is set to take centre stage once again this year at the Grand Theatre.

As the crowd entered the Baby Grand Theatre, Maude Gutman was on stage going about her day. As members of the audience found their seats, she sat alone playing solitaire, sipping a drink, and letting out the occasional sigh. The lights were still on, but the show had already begun.

Queens Theatre Troupe (QTT) doesn’t need a big stage to make impactful theatre.

I walked into this show not knowing what to expect. I walked out with tears in my eyes and the cathartic feeling of getting to see myself represented on stage as a non-binary student.

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