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Works of Indigenous photographer Bangishimo have been vandalized four times in the last year, insisting the damage only draws further attention to their installation
WATERLOO -- A new project from the K-W Little Theatre is allowing the audience to give their take on what comes next in the story. The theatre and the City of Waterloo have partnered up to make an improv-style soap opera drama called 'All Around the Square' that will have online episodes released weekly. The first episode dropped on Wednesday and features landmarks from around the area. Due to the pandemic shutting down the actual theatre last February, the nine actors involved in the production film in their own homes using a green screen and interact through an earpiece. "What we end up with is two people in separate rooms, in separate spaces, coming together," said Peter Aitchison, a producer and director on the show. "Being a soap opera, we wanted there to be some melodrama, we wanted there to be some romance."
Posted: Jan 12, 2021 6:00 AM ET | Last Updated: January 12 As part of the Create 31 project, the Kitchener group Onion Honey is asking people to draw a pie chart about something meaningful to them. This pie chart represents the band's composition. (Submitted by Josh Bean)