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Hamilton theatre company raises Doubt on an unorthodox stage

John Patrick Shanley’s provocative drama gets a timely revival at St. Luke’s Mission courtesy of indie company Frid Pro Quo. When iconic playwright John Patrick Shanley’s play Doubt premiered on Broadway in 2004, the cast remarked that the first act ran approximately 90 minutes but the second, perhaps…
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REVIEW: Living up to the challenge of Murder on the Nile

Binbrook Little Theatre presents a spirited and effective production of Agatha Christie’s ambitious whodunit. Binbrook Little Theatre has mobilized its considerable heart and dedicated community to stage a challenging whodunit by Agatha Christie. Murder on the Nile features a large cast of colourful characters in an attention-grabbing, two-act…
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THINGS TO DO IN HAMILTON, BURLINGTON

We are spoiled for things to see and do in #HamOnt and #BurlOn. HAMILTON CITY Magazine helps you keep up with it all. Think of us as your plugged-in friend who knows all the cool stuff happening around town! Get out and enjoy – and tell them HCM sent you!
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Hamilton Day brings local love and Halloween thrills to every corner of the city

With more than 1,000 participants, free admission at the Art Gallery of Hamilton, live music, markets, and plenty of spooky family-friendly activities, the four-day celebration returns with a Halloween twist. The Halloween edition of Hamilton Day will bring together local businesses, artists, performers and community organizations for a…
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REVIEW: Myth of the Ostrich offers high-energy and hijinks

West End Studio Theatre’s production of the Matt Murray play is anchored by strong, funny, riveting performances by its three female leads. A trio of talented local actors are currently reprising their roles in the Canadian-penned play, Myth of the Ostrich, now being staged at West Plains United…
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Short film shares mother and son’s journey with autism

A Hamilton filmmaker hopes Dear Grandpa, It’s Michael can grow into a community initiative that changes how we see potential. It will be screened in Stoney Creek on Oct. 28. When Hamilton filmmaker and producer Tyrone Greenidge met Michael Whitell, the boy was four years old. Michael, who…