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The Best LM Montgomery Adaptations

The Best LM Montgomery Adaptations

While many people have come to LM Montgomery through her novels directly, some come through other adaptations. I don’t think that I’m unique in having seen the 1980s CBC films before reading the novels. (I remember seeing them at a very young age, but not […]

How Can We #SupportTheArts in 2021?

How Can We #SupportTheArts in 2021?

Overall, performing arts has been struggling for support in the last few decades. Although there are blockbuster theatres like the Royal Opera House and Paris Opera that command thousands of audience members at each performance, that isn’t true for most companies. People compare the cost […]

Pantomimes: A Christmas Tradition? (Blogmas 2020)

Pantomimes: A Christmas Tradition? (Blogmas 2020)

As a Canadian, I admit, I am fascinated by British pantomimes. They are entirely foreign to me, in every way- I can’t imagine a theatre event like it here in Canada. (At the holidays or any time, really.) However, as the theatre nerd that I […]

An Historian’s Christmas Guide

An Historian’s Christmas Guide

I know that this isn’t one of my regular posting days, but I wanted to share my exciting news with you- my An Historian’s Christmas guide has officially launched! I’ve always loved the holiday season, and I think that the holidays play a significant role […]

My Favourite Podcasts of 2020

My Favourite Podcasts of 2020

Podcasts (overall) are a fairly accessible form of media. You can create one if you have a cellphone or a computer and a microphone. And you can listen to one if you have a phone or a browser handy. And as it turns out, September […]