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Issue #635: January 26, 2006
Table of Contents:

COVER STORY:

Your average tranny granny spy story
I Am My Own Wife a minefield for playwright and audience
By Gilbert A. Bouchard

Party of two
Friends/colleagues find hard-won joy in Fully Committed
By Eva Marie Clarke

LETTER:

Ballot boxed in; Sister tact, too
By SEE Readers

NEWS:

The stink over drink
Council solutions unlikely to go down smoothly
By Mark Wells

Do the right thing
Proposal would make Edmonton North America’s first Human Rights City
By François Marchand

Peckish pollsters, masked emergencies, and P3 paranoia
News Briefs
By Mark Wells

Reality check
International Week 2006 makes human rights its top priority
By François Marchand

Spooling through the week’s headlines
Rewind
By Mark Wells

Clean up you carbon turds
Active Citizen
By Myles Kitagawa

OPINION:

Disappointed, not despondent
A progressive perspective on the election results
By Craig Elliot

Stanks for nothing
Rant Acid
By SEE Reader

IN PRINT:

Panel discussion
Frame by frame, Thrizzle sizzles with absurdity
By Fish Griwkowsky

re: reading
By Jay Smith

RESTAURANTS:

It’s not you...
Reviewer likes Thai eatery, but he doesn’t love it
By Monte Krueger

Capsule restaurant reviews
By SEE Staff

MUSIC:

On the record
Devilsplender releases his fifth full-length on his first LP
By Christa O’Keefe

Magic carpet ride
Red Shag Carpet tend to do things backwards—with unexpected results
By François Marchand

Better all the time
Kurt Elling gets vocal about his illustrious, rewarding career
By Cam Hayden

Wherewithal
The nomadic, haunting, in-between music of Oldseed
By Christa O’Keefe

Rock of ages
Seven inches of Junior Bloomsday
By Christa O’Keefe

Forbidden thoughts
Metalheads God Forbid use music as a political weapon
By François Marchand

Deep Routes
By Cam Hayden

Margin Walker
By James Stewart

Serge of subversion
Gainsbourg’s quintessential pop masterpiece a testament to his twisted genius
By Lech Linkiel

Supa Old Skool
By Prosper Prodaniuk

CD Reviews
By SEE contributors

ON SCREEN:

People over policy
Brault cast a humanists eye on October crisis
By Celia Nicholls

Frantic return
Manic Canadian comedy troupe reunites
By Scott Hayes

They bite
Underworld: Evolution only posits advancements in effects
By Zoltan Varadi

There goes the neighbourhood
New World treads thin line between genius and preciousness
By Tom Murray

El filmo misogynisto
And rather misanthropio, despite Almodovar influence
By Mari Sasano

Miner miracle
Hoops and integration pic doesn’t dribble
By Mike Hebert

Capsule Film Reviews
by SEE Contributors

ON STAGE:

Measured tragedy
Shadow’s Helen charts landscape of grief
By Eva Marie Clarke

Not absolutely August
Strindberg adaptation seeking viscera
By Eva Marie Clarke

Repertoire and more
Flexible DJD looks backward and forwards at once
By Salena Kitteringham

Dancing for the ages
Red Sky at night a movement lover’s delight
By Salena KItteringham

Young Macdonald has a theatre
Curtain Raiser
By Eva Marie Clarke

VISUAL ARTS:

Collective culture
Guest curator Anne Whitelaw makes sense of the EAG vaults
By Christa O’Keefe

An ideal consumer
FROST collects industrial designers’ interpretations of fictional taste
By Christa O’Keefe

AT THE BACK:

Pussy praise
Sizing up the ideal words for sticks and stones is also nice
By Josey Vogels

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