Further to Rabbittown

This will take you a series of linked videos, a viral preview of this weekend's To Be Loved. Very fun stuff - maybe a little bit of language.




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Theatre of Fact

There's a new play opening this weekend at Rabbittown Theatre: To Be Loved, written by Ed Riche, which is exciting enough, but it also includes the promising cast of Brad Hodder as Steven Harper and Neil Butler as Stockwell Day. Guaranteed to be a piece of sharp, incisive comedy, it may also be a nod to the genre of documentary theatre, which is gaining such prominence these days thanks to such silver screen versions of The Queen and Frost/Nixon.

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a visual escape from the intense headlines...

...courtesy of Rachel Ruysch (Still Life With Flowers on a Marble Tabletop, oil on canvas, 1716).
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Riddlefence Launch

The second issue of Riddlefence hits the stands today, with a ritzy launch party. The N.Q. will be in attendance at Government House, NL's oldest magazine saying congrats to its youngest.









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Time to Organize Those You-Know-Whats

We're approaching a month from copy deadline - let's get those ducks in a row !

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Scenes From Metrobus

On the #10 bus this morning we drove past the Fire Station on Harvey Road, where they were testing out a giant cherrypicker. The slow stately ballet of heavy equipment is always mesmerizing - and reminds me of this very good movie: The Lost Language of Cranes.

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First of October

And we all know what that means: monthly reports!














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