City of Wine Archive
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Spectacular on Many Levels: Grapevine Theatre’s ‘Harmonia’
- City of Wine
- Review
The perennial City of Wine offers its first full bloom with Harmonia, a tale of forbidden love between a goddess and a mortal. Harmonia is the first in the nine-play cycle by local playwright Ned Dickens, which the Grapevine Theatre Project plans to produce as a series over the next five years. After an enormous effort by a network of over 300 theatre lovers, Harmonia is the magnificent fruit of […]
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An exercise in storytelling – SEVEN at City Park
- City of Wine
- Review
Working with little more than a shoestring and their lines in City Park, a collective of Kingston’s theatre community have brought their project to fruition after months of meeting, reading, and planning together in the virtual world forced upon us by the pandemic.
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Kingston Thespians Miraculously Unite for City of Wine Readings
- City of Wine
- News
When Ontario went into a full lockdown in late December, the prospect of theatre, even digital, seemed far-fetched. Yet, in the midst of uncertainty and anxiety from the lockdown, something beautiful happened for Kingston’s small, but mighty theatre community.