Today:
- I spoke with Len Falkenstein, Adrian Saliendra and Seth Giberson about the upcoming online presentation of Theatre UNB’s DUELs and DUETs. The show runs from December 3 through December 5 via private YouTube streams.
- The lineup for Duels and Duets, performed by the students of UNB’s Drama 2173, and directed by Len Falkenstein:
- A Curious Incident at the Park in the Daytime by Jeff Lloyd
- Liatorp by Anna Chatterton
- Someone Gets Shot by Jake Martin
- Goblin Market by McKenna Boeckner
- Train Ride by Michael Milech
- Camp by Muriel Falkenstein
- Tubmates by Gordan Mihan
- H.E.A.R.T. by Jean-Michel Cliche
- A Little Wordplay Between Friends by Sarah Higgins
Performances will be ticketed as private YouTube livestreams taking place nightly at 7:30pm from December 3rd-5th, 2020.
Tickets for the performance night of your choice ($10 regular, $8 seniors/underwaged, $5 students) can be purchased at EventBrite.
- The lineup for Duels and Duets, performed by the students of UNB’s Drama 2173, and directed by Len Falkenstein:
- We have another installment of Positive Songs For Pandemics with Lainie B, the host of Monday Night’s B Street. This week it’s the Fountains of Wayne with Valley Winter Song.
- I’ve got two opposing thoughts in my head, so I’ve got two very different songs to end off the episode: Dark of Day by Art Of The Possible, and Lose You by Bleum.
- It’s Make a Gift Day, and while it can seem old-fashioned to create something for the holidays rather than buying them something, I think this year (of all years) really needs that personal touch. Whether its a card or a cardigan, today’s a great day to get started!
- It’s the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, so it’s a good time to look around you, and try to imagine how you can make life better for those who might be struggling.
- Also, consider as the weather gets colder, what it’s like to struggle with one of the basic needs, on Roof Over Your Head Day.
News updates:
- New Brunswick Public Health reported six new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
- Parts of southern New Brunswick picked up close to 200 millimetres of rain from an intense low-pressure system this week.
- The New Brunswick Nursing Home Association is calling on the public to help spread some holiday cheer to residents, staff and their families.
- Gas and diesel prices are up across New Brunswick on Thursday.
- Education Minister Dominic Cardy is asking parents living in orange phase health zones to keep sending their children to school.
- New Brunswick’s Opposition Liberals think it’s time the province ditch time changes.
- And Canada’s chief public health officer says a priority list of the COVID-19 vaccinations has to be refined because the initial doses won’t be enough.
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