Inaugural Saskatchewan Jewish Arts Festival a massive cultural celebration
“It sounds so cheesy, but we need more love in the world. There’s enough hate. So we look at pieces of art as a vehicle for peace, love, and understanding,” festival curator Joel Bernbaum said.
‘It’s about these amazing people flying under the radar’: YXE Underground podcast hits fifth season
As Eric Anderson starts the fifth season of YXE Underground, it’s a chance to look back on all the incredible people he’s interviewed for it.
Review: Heartfelt and humourous ‘Stones in his Pockets’ a great start to the season
Skye Brandon and Nathan Howe use a masterful physicality to play various characters in this hilarious two-man comedy.
Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan debuts new comedy centred on an old villain
Daniel Macdonald’s new play, a comedy loosely inspired by the infamous Shakespeare villain Iago, opens on August 6th, 2022.
Saskatoon Fringe Reviews, Day 4: Love, horror, and trombones wrap up review weekend
Whether you’re into horror or comedy or dramatic one-person performances, there’s a little bit of everything on this year’s stages!
Saskatoon Fringe Reviews, Day 3: From children’s folk stories to an early grave
Comedies, drama, children’s theatre and musical numbers — check out the newest reviews for the 2022 Saskatoon Fringe Festival shows!
Saskatoon Fringe Reviews, Day 2: Superb storytelling and stand-up comedy
Day 2 of the 2022 Saskatoon Fringe Festival reviews includes some stand-up comedy and PodSask’s first five-star show!
Saskatoon Fringe Reviews, Day 1: Lesbihonest, Metempsychosis and more
Check back every day for PodSask’s reviews of Fringe festival shows throughout the weekend!
Accessibility at the heart of digital shows returning to Saskatoon Fringe
“I can send the ticket link to my digital show to anybody in the world … I think it gives a lot more access to the performers and the audiences out there,” Savana Gallant said.
Saskatoon Fringe Festival a community ‘gateway’ to theatre and the arts
“If you want to know where theatre’s going, come to the Fringe,” said executive and artistic director Anita Smith.