Liane Faulder is a writer at the Edmonton Journal. With over 30 years of experience, she has focused on arts and entertainment, particularly in the realms of theater, plays, and musicals. Liane's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Calgary Sun, National Post, and The Vancouver Sun.
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Liane Faulder's coverage primarily consists of reviews and expert commentary on entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on theatre in Edmonton. If you are involved in the local theater scene or have insights into senior living initiatives or events within Edmonton, your outreach is likely to resonate with her.
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Enoch Cree Nation director, actor and producer Crystle Lightning, however, is hopelessly devoted to Grease
By: Liane Faulder
Girl Brain Actually takes advantage of its sentimental namesake — Love Actually — to spread warmth from the first moments of the show that runs December 12-21 at the Nancy Power Theatre
Edmonton's Citadel presents Casey and Diana in the Maclab Theatre until April 26
By: Liane Faulder
It only takes about 10 minutes to realize that Autumn is nothing but a ping-pong match forced upon you by your aging, arthritic grandparent
By: Liane Faulder
A new play by Calgary’s James Odin Wade at Workshop West Playwrights’ Theatre keeps the audience on the edge of its seat.
Teatro Live! presents Fully Committed until June 21 at the Varscona Theatre
By: Liane Faulder
The festival presents Much Ado About Nothing June 17-28, and Broadway musical Something Rotten! July 1-12 at the Heritage Amphitheatre
By: Liane Faulder
The Freewill Shakespeare Festival presents Much Ado About Nothing until June 28 at Edmonton's Hawrelak Park.
By: Liane Faulder
Freewill Shakespeare Festival’s production of Something Rotten! is playing in the Heritage Amphitheatre in Edmonton until July 12.
Broadway Across Canada presents Clue in Edmonton until July 19.
