Ryan William
Film
Film review: Entropic is more than skin deep
Walking the line between a Black Mirror episode and a Baby Blue late-night skin flick, New Brunswick filmmaker R.W. Gray's first feature, Entropic, leaves...
Film
FIN review: Queen of the Andes reminds us a deadline for humanity looms
Queen of the Andes, written and directed by Jillian Acreman, is an indie sci-fi film that tracks the story of Pilar Graham (Bhreagh MacNeil),...
Film
FIN review: harrowing performances light a dark Bone Cage
Bone Cage, premiering online as part of this year's FIN Atlantic Film Festival, is the story of four young Canadians living and dying in...
Theatre
Theatre review: Peter Pan overstays his welcome
In fits and starts, the Neptune Theatre production of Peter Pan is full of the theatrical magic that makes pantomime the perfect introduction for...
Theatre
Theatre review: Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story reminds us of the positive impact immigration has had on our country
Before you read this, go to the Neptune Theatre website and buy a ticket for Old Stock: A Refugee Loves Story because if they...
Theatre
Theatre review: Between Breaths is magical
Incorporating music from an onstage band and a true story told from end to beginning Between Breaths succeeds at everything it sets out to...
Theatre
Theatre review: Zomblet is a cheeky take on Shakespeare’s tragedy
Irreverant, funny and far cleverer than it has any right to be The Villains Theatre and Terra Novella Theatre production of Zomblet answers the...
Theatre
Theatre review: the many pleasures of Pleasureville
Pleasureville has all the makings of a CBC hit – quirky characters, an endless supply of possibilities and a premise that would make viewers...