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Continue reading →: The power of women & art – Wonder Women V @ Celebration Square Amphitheatre
Back at the lovely Celebration Square in Mississauga last night, this time at the Amphitheatre, located near a really cool – and gorgeous – fountain/wading pool. When I was there about two weeks ago, I trekked with my pal Kat Leonard and her aunts picked us up at Kipling Station.…
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Continue reading →: Wonder Women V and Smashwords!
Originally posted on Lizzie Violet: I’m performing at two events this week! First up, tomorrow’s Wonder Women V. This show is going to rock the socks off Mississauga! Not only that, I get to perform along with Meghan Morrison, Iman Wain, Ellie Anderson, Heather Pirie, Kat Leonard, Arlene Paculan, Cindy…
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Continue reading →: Batman, Picasso & Snow
No, this is not gonna be some wacky new mash-up. Though, you know… This is about the visual feast that was the latter part of my long weekend – a riveting, edge-of-your-seat action/drama and a couple of mind-bending trips into the creative minds of two artists. Sunday, I finally got…
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Originally posted on Lizzie Violet: Today is the first part of some of the amazing events that are happening as part of Wonder Women V! I am posting a poster for all of the events. The details are below as well! Make sure you get out to one of the…
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For more on Heather Hill and her Leuty Station CD, scroll down to the next post from Kat Leonard’s blog. 🙂
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Originally posted on KAT LEONARD (Kat & The MP3): Heather Hill is touring her new album, Leuty Station, this summer– with the happy-vibe spreading Lily C! Heather Hill launched Leuty Station May 2012. Warning: it causes ear worms, that entertaining condition whereby a catchy tune boogies in your head throughout…
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Originally posted on The Alumnae Theatre Company's Blog: On a hot Toronto summer evening last Friday, a few lucky people were transported to wintry Newfoundland during the exciting first read-through of Lisa Moore’s play February. It’s based on her novel – which the Globe And Mail accurately described as “luminous”…
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Continue reading →: A few thoughts on t.v.
What with all the music and theatre events lately, I realize – and have already mentioned – I’ve gotten woefully behind not only on my movie-going, and also on mentioning what I’ve been digging on the small screen at home. Was reminded about my love of the small screen when…
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Continue reading →: Cozy sounds on a rainy night @ C’est What? – Angela Saini & The Lovelocks
Out late on a school night last night for a good cause: music. This time, the comfy, easy-going music room at C’est What? where I found a great atmosphere and tucked into a very tasty dinner before the show started. And none other than Mr. Johnny Cash was playing on…
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