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Brad Wheeler

Brad Wheeler
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bwheeler@globeandmail.com

Brad Wheeler is an arts reporter with The Globe and Mail.

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Latest articles
film review
If You Could Read My Mind offers an entertaining, if shallow, look at Gordon Lightfoot
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Film
Documentary Me, My Mouth and I offers a mouthful at Toronto’s ReelAbilities festival
Music
The legend of Gordon Lightfoot lives on, as does he
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in her own words
Seven questions for author and actor Meg Tilly
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Theatre & Performance
‘I dance to relieve stress, and to elevate myself’: For Indigenous youth, ambitions soar at performance program
Music
Gay Palestinian pop singer Bashar Murad keeps dreaming big
Music
Rock isn’t dead, and Dan Boeckner is proof as he readies his latest salvo with Operators
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Music
Music titan Deane Cameron remembered as backbone of Canadian music industry
Theatre & Performance
How choreographer Christopher House found new ways to move post a hip replacement surgery
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film review
The overly sentimental A Dog’s Journey imagines pooch-based rebirth – or ‘reincanation’
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Documentary Meeting Gorbachev defines the Russian politician’s titan legacy in an unexpected way
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review
No gags per se in John Cleese’s humorous monologue Why There is No Hope
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film review
Biopic Tolkien is a journey far from The Lord of the Rings
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Music
With Blue with Lou, guitarist Nils Lofgren uncovers old gems
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Television
Small Canadian studio Head Gear Animation in the middle of CBS censorship row
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Film
Getting to the roots of Fiddler on the Roof’s runaway success
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Music
Inuit performers decry cultural appropriation in upcoming Indigenous Music Awards
film review
Red Joan is the spy who bored me
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Arts
Artist Daniel Mazzone on his rise from the streets of Toronto to an audience with the Pope at the Vatican
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Film
Hot Docs 2019: If we could read Gordon Lightfoot’s mind, it might go something like this...
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