By Bebe Vocong
"Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive," best describes the underlying theme in Run For Your Wife. This comedy tells the story of John Smith (J. Sean Elliot), a seemingly ordinary British taxi driver whose double life slowly unravels after a simple heroic deed. John has been living in… Continue reading Dinner and a comedy
By Bebe Vocong
If you’re old enough to remember Fame the television series, inspired by the 1980 movie with the same title, then you have a good idea of what this musical is all about. It is the story of the last graduating class of New York’s High School of Performing Arts before the program was moved to… Continue reading Dancing, singing and casting couches
By Bebe Vocong
Finally, a movie that depicts the trials and tribulations of adult relationships and love as realistically as possible without losing the humour. It is refreshing to watch a film in which the main character, a self described loser, does not have to go through an improbable transformation in order to find love and happiness. The… Continue reading More is something
By Bebe Vocong
Here Comes the Bride, the Spin Doctors’ latest album could not be a more appropriate title for this New York band’s fourth effort. It is the name of the first track on the CD and epitomizes the music and new image of this Grammy-nominated band. "Something old/… something new/… something borrowed/and something blue." The old… Continue reading Simply smashing
By Bebe Vocong
Hotnuts and Popcorn is like a 90’s version of The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, with a couple of exceptions: first, it is based in Calgary and thus all of the show’s guests are local talent and celebrities; second, the material is not under the thumb of any censor board or sponsor, so the show… Continue reading Step up for some hotnuts