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Brad Wheeler

Brad Wheeler
bwheeler@globeandmail.com

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

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film review
Review: An Audience of Chairs is a small, graceful study on the rhythms of life
Music
Jann Arden on her mother, TV Jann and launching her own sitcom
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Review: The quirky Icelandic comedy Woman at War is a joy to watch
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Review: Level 16 asks if you’re ready for more doom-and-gloom dystopia (and it doesn’t care what your answer may be)
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Review: Odd-couple comedy To Dust digs up some small pleasures
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Arts
Junos 2019: The American-born Barr Brothers keep on rockin’ in the Canadian world
opinion
Junos 2019: Drake is the key to understanding the music award’s confused mission
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Music
Corey Hart is back: A heart to heart about his new EP, tour, Junos gig and Canadian Music Hall of Fame induction
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Travel
Weekend Getaway: Fly to Dunedin, Fla., for some Blue Jays baseball before it’s too late
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Film
‘Oh, God, I loved smoking.’ ACTRA honours Jayne Eastwood, the Canadian character actor who has mastered the hard-boiled Everywoman
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book review
Retired broadcaster Jerry Howarth chronicles his career and Blue Jays’ history in his memoirs
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film review
Review: Goalie offers an elegiac look at NHL great Terry Sawchuk
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film review
Review: Apollo 11 will enrage conspiracy theorists and thrill everyone else
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Film
Toronto’s Domee Shi on her big Oscar win, Pixar’s changing culture and her ‘nerdy girls’ speech
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film review
Review: Tales from the Winnipeg Film Group delves into the group’s quixotic ethos and defiant resolve
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Books
Tanya Talaga saw Massey Lectures as ‘an opportunity to send a message’ about the legacy of Indigenous cultural genocide
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Theatre & Performance
Suncor donates $10-million to Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
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Music
The inside story of Hollerado as the Canadian pop-rockers prepare to call it quits
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theatre review
Review: Foreigner-inspired musical Jukebox Hero is lacking in fun and charisma
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Film
Green Book, and the reality of black musicians touring the U.S. south
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