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  • (Review) The Last Wife (Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre)

    By Daniela Smith-Fernandez Marry Henry VIII when you’re madly in love with someone else and your country is in absolute political and religious turmoil and the only heir is a sickly boy? What could possibly go wrong? Or right? The Last Wife tells the highly fictionalized story of Katherine Parr, the as mentioned last wife…

  • (Review) Murder on the Orient Express: Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre

    By Daniela Smith-Fernandez Murder on the Orient Express was originally a detective novel by Agatha Christie; it isn’t so much a murder mystery as one of the classics that defined the genre. There is a reason why it has been turned into multiple movies over the years. It gives you our favourite tropes of the…