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February 3, 2012 Margaret Campbell

God, the woman, comes to perform at the NAC

If you want to experience a truly unusual piece of Canadian theatre this year, “God” says you have to see Creation at the National Arts Centre.

January 20, 2012 Mitch Goldenberg

Iconic club changes its groove

Maria Church, Centretown News

A DJ spins tunes for club goers on a Sunday at Barrymore's for the weekly retro '80s night.

Barrymore’s Music Hall is set to boldly take the plunge into a new phase and change its longstanding identity from a live concert hall to a nightclub.

January 20, 2012 Christine Sirois

Viewpoint: Museums must give local artists pride of place

Preternatural means exceeding what is natural or regular. For Ottawa, this means shedding the boring, button-down perception and showing its creative side.

January 20, 2012 Richard Coelho

Two men and their pianos say goodbye

Adam Kveton, Centretown News

Richard Greenblatt (left) plays a frustrated music teacher and Ted Dykstra plays his student.

After a nearly eight-year hiatus, creators of 2 Pianos 4 Hands Richard Greenblatt and Ted Dykstra are bringing back their piece of Canadian theatre to the National Arts Centre on a farewell tour.