The Queen’s Varsity Improv team presented their first performance of the semester, titled TrailerProv Boys , this past Tuesday night at The Mansion.Continue...
On Jan. 27 to 28, the Kingston Symphony performed the newest installment of their Masterworks Series ‘Rachmaninoff & Beethoven,’ directed by the symphony’s musical director Evan Mitchell. Under the leadership of Mitchell, the series has sold out for the last two years.Continue...
The Union Gallery’s opening reception of Ever Passing drew a large crowd on Friday night and presented uniquely personal artistic mediations on the concept of time.Continue...
On Jan. 23, the Queen’s a cappella scene held their first ever riff-off — a showdown for bragging rights between all four a cappella clubs on campus.Continue...
As three girls who have no acting experience, joining an immersive theatre workshop was probably the most out-of-character activity we could’ve chosen for our Tuesday afternoon.Continue...
From Saturday to Monday, the Banff National Film Festival presented the extremes of adventure filmmaking to three sold-out audiences at the Isabel Bader Centre.Continue...
Artist Kent Monkman delivered a talk on his exhibit “Shame and Prejudice: A Story of Resilience” this weekend to a packed auditorium in Ellis hall.Continue...
Although typically fought between two nations, Hellspawn pitched a new twist to traditional war stories — a battle fought between man and emu.Continue...
Whether you’re just beginning your time at Queen’s or preparing to graduate, you’ve probably felt the collective sigh that’s our campus’ public art installations.Continue...
Some of the foremost names in Canadian contemporary art gathered in the Agnes Etherington Art Centre last Saturday to debate whether or not art could really save the world.Continue...
