Theatre

Problem Child was published with five other plays that all take place in the same hotel room.
  • 6 years 9 months ago

Class struggles played out on stage

Problem Child is a play that asks its audience to empathize with characters that exist in a moral grey area.Continue...
  • 6 years 9 months ago

A strong connection

Queen’s drama department’s Lilies or The Revival of a Romantic Drama is a play oozing
with intensity.Continue...
  • 6 years 9 months ago

Getting personal

Traditionally, Down There is a series that’s unafraid to tackle controversial issues.Continue...

Steve Martin’s The Underpants is on until Feb. 8.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

King’s Town Players show their Underpants

What would you do if your underpants fell down in public?Continue...

Vogt returns with a raw, experimental and comedic series focusing on human life.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Honesty on stage

Vogt’s own brand of light-hearted comedy shines in their second installment of the year, Vogt Biographies.Continue...

  • 7 years 2 days ago

Classics and interactive: The Screening Room

Kingston was dearly missing something, before The Screening Room brought classic movies downtown.

“I just thought… if we could watch classic movies in the cinemas in Kingston,”...Continue...

The Kingston Meistersingers presents Young Frankenstein, a musical full of innuendo.
  • 7 years 3 weeks ago

Affectionate and morbid parody

Forget “Thriller,” because this Halloween everyone is dancing the “Transylvania Mania” from Young Frankenstein, a musical theatre production presented by
Kingston Meistersingers.Continue...

The confined space of Kingston City Hall provided an eerie atmosphere for the play.
  • 7 years 1 month ago

Centuries past

In the basement of City Hall lies one of the first police cell blocks in Kingston, built in 1844 and first used in 1906.Continue...

Victoria Condlln, a former Queen’s student, Evelyn Popiel, ArtSci ‘14, and Aimee Bouchard, ArtSci ‘13, pose outside of Kingston Collegiate and Vocational Institute, which was the first space used in a Colliding Scopes production.
  • 7 years 2 months ago

The importance of space

For some, a production stops when the red curtain closes. For Aimee Bouchard, co-founder and managing director of Colliding Scopes, no such curtain exists.Continue...

Barefoot Players during rehearsal of Play On!, an adaptation of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night.
  • 7 years 6 months ago

Students tackle Shakespeare

It only takes 20 minutes to understand how much Jackie Omstead loves her job.Continue...

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