Fringe Arts

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  Capturing the Uncapturable

  Alex Manley – Published January 18, 2011

  As a child, it’s easy to get caught up in tall tales, and it’s often difficult to outgrow them completely.

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  ‘Not a False Moment’

  Lizy Mostowski – Published January 18, 2011

  Linda Griffiths is an established playwright and actor living in Toronto where she runs her own theatre company, Duchess Production.

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  Alum Writ

  Jillian Boyd – Published January 18, 2011

  Unable to properly close the window of the cabin
  I imagine the big bruised sky

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  “Not a Crazy Dream”

  Laura Beeston – Published January 11, 2011

  After five years of indie-influenced community, retail and art, Headquarters Galerie + Boutique will be holding their final vernissage this Friday, Jan. 14, before closing their doors and moving on to craftier pastures.

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  One of These Jokes is Not Like the Other

  Christopher Olson – Published January 11, 2011

  Everyone stretches the truth now and then.
  Maybe that funny anecdote we told at dinner was exaggerated a teensy bit, and maybe This American Life contributor David Sedaris didn’t really work as a staff clerk in a mental hospital at age 13 to great comedic effect.

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  Kaputt

  Ashley Opheim – Published January 11, 2011

  Kaputt,
  I don’t even know why I like you but you kept me in on New Years. You’re keeping me away and under and turning.

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  New Sound, Old Tricks

  Colin Harris – Published January 11, 2011

  Richard White wields the six-string in The Besnard Lakes, a group that much prefers studio methods of the past to the bedroom recordings so popular today.

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  Lit Writ

  Clay Hemmerich – Published January 11, 2011

  The end started with a phone call at night.
  I was wasting the day for this one because the verdict was in the hands of this girl—the apple of my eye.

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  “Just Watch Me”

  Christopher Olson – Published January 11, 2011

  Heralded for the “sheer range of her career” by Maclean’s magazine almost 20 years ago, Canadian playwright Linda Griffiths says finding the time and the energy to attend live theatre nowadays is hard work

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  Top 10 of 2010

  Colin Harris – Published January 4, 2011

  This album is the drunk guy that just wants to have a good time. It’s the realization that you’re just one of millions—but there’s power in that. It’s the trials and tribulations of a mid-level New Jersey punk band.