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January 26 -February 8
VOL.10 ISSUE. 11HOME / ARTS

The 39 Steps at Remai Arts Centre
THE 39 STEPS		Jan 25 - Feb 8
The 39 Steps at Remai Arts Centre
produced by Persephone Theatre. Call 384-7727. $23+.		Jan 25 - Feb 8
Student Theatre at University of Saskatchewan campus
U of S Department of Drama presenting three one-act plays by students: Welcome to the Moon, A Play About Death and Mere Mortals, in John Mitchell 161. Email g.kent@gmail.com. Free.		Jan 26 - Jan 27
Events with Life's Leftovers at La Troupe du Jour
reading and discussion produced by Tant per Tant. Call 384-4486. Price.		Jan 26 - Jan 26
Broadway Bash IX at The Refinery
produced by Saskatoon Summer Players. Call 653-5191. $20.		Jan 27 - Jan 29
Almighty Voice and His Wife at Remai Arts Centre
produced by Native Earth Performing Arts. Call 384-7727.		Jan 27 - Jan 29
Beauty and the Beast at TCU Place
produced by NETworks. Call 975-7799.		Jan 31 - Feb 2
All Through the Night at Greystone Theatre
produced by U of S Drama Department. Call 966-5188. $14-$20.		Feb 1 - Feb 11
Hanjo and The Dream of Life at La Troupe du Jour
readings and discussion, produced by Tant per Tant. Call 384-4486. Price.		Feb 2 - Feb 2
East of Berlin at The Refinery
produced by Know Tomorrow Theatre. Call 653-5191. $19-$22.		Feb 3 - Feb 6
The Mighty Carlins at Remai Arts Centre
produced by The Deep End. Call 384-7727. $20-$21.		Feb 8 - Feb 19

Venues

Art Placement
228 3rd Ave South
Make Work Projects
226 A & 226 B Avenue C South
Remai Arts Centre
100 Spadian Crescent East
Saskatoon, SK
SCYAP Art Centre & Gallery
253 3rd Ave S
Ukrainian Museum of Canada
910 SPADINA CRES E
Unreal City
139 2nd Ave N

Arts

Future FearsBart Gazzola

Published Thursday January 26, 12:02 pm
Exhibit posits problematic outcomes for present decisions
 FUTUROLOGISTRuns to Feb. 24AKA GalleryThe current exhibition at AKA Gallery, Dustin Wilson’s FUTUROLOGIST, may initially deceive you into thinking that you’ve stepped into a project that was rejected by the Western Development Museum. The drawings, videos and the helpful handout (w

First, We Take Manhattan...Mike Thompson

Published Thursday January 26, 12:16 pm
Challenging play offers a surprising amount of humour
 EAST OF BERLINRuns to Feb. 12The RefineryPeople in the theatre world often talk about a production being “risky,” “dangerous” or “high stakes” — but I’m betting this isn’t exactly what they had in mind. “It was so freezing, tryin