After spending years immersed in Prince Albert’s arts scene, Roxanne Dicke is ready to face a new challenge.
Dicke, who has spent more than 20 years as an arts educator, administrator and director, was named the new general manager of...
A well-travelled local artist is hoping to bring a bit of an international flair to Prince Albert’s downtown with the hope of helping people rediscover the district.
Gail Carlson is the person behind the new, monthly downtown art walk.
The first...
After tackling comedies like Four Weddings and an Elvis and The Dixie Swim Club, Odyssey Productions is ready to head in a new direction.
The Prince Albert theatre company is set to tackle one of their most challenging plays yet:...
Blue-collar comedian coming back to P.A. bringing small town flair to big stage show
Derek Edwards is a blue-collar comic.
The long-time stand-up comedian from Timmins, Ont., is making his return to Prince Albert on Friday, June 8, a city he...
Tonight, Mrs. Mole will be coming out of her home to explore the land of forest creatures for the first time.
Mole, played by Janaya Fuller, is the central character of St. Mary School’s Upstage Productions show The Wind in...
Emma Anderson
Herald Contributor
When asked about acting, Karen Langlois smiles and responds “That’s my fun, that’s what I really love to do.”
Spark Theatre has cast Langlois to take on the role of Marg in the final Spark Theatre Production of...
Emma Anderson
Daily Herald Contributor
Prince Albert’s Soulfather opened the night for the Fortune Killers Thursday evening at the Rock Trout Café with expressions about locality.
Soulfather’s two members, Abraham Lancaster and Stephen Williams, expressed enthusiasm for local support, local music and...
Tenille Arts’ trophy cabinet just keeps getting more and more crowded.
The 23-year-old from Weyburn came into Saturday night’s Saskatchewan Country Music Association (SCMA) Awards show with an industry leading five nominations and didn’t leave disappointed.
By the end of the...
For a pair of guest artists at the Aurora Art Group Show held over the weekend, the event was an important opportunity to get their work out there.
In addition to the regular members of the Aurora Art Group, three...
Play to depict old cons showing corrupt mayor new tricks
This week’s production of the Robin Hood Caper put on by the Prince Albert Community Players will highlight a handful of firsts.
The comedy, written by Fred Carmichael, consists of a...
