Thomas Pashko

Managing editor  

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  Son of Saul

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – February 4, 2016

  Playing now at Landmark Cinemas 8 Grant Park 

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  Whose house? Ben’s house

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – February 4, 2016

  If you’ve been to any comedy shows in Winnipeg, chances are you’ve seen Ben Walker perform.

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  Methods of Preservation

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – January 28, 2016

  By Ashley Gillanders, Methods of Preservation runs at Gallery 1C03 until Feb. 20.

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  Whose house? Alexandra’s house

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) With files from Simeon Rusnak – January 28, 2016

  Words like “nature,” “organic” and “sustainability” aren’t necessarily what comes to mind when one considers the art of making jewelry. But jeweler Alexandra Tumanov is gleefully challenging those ideas.

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  Billy Elliot the Musical

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – January 21, 2016

  Music by Elton John , Book and lyrics by Lee Hall 

  Plays at Royal MTC’s John Hirsch Mainstage until Sat., Feb. 6

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  Whose house? Robin’s house

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) With files from Meg Crane – January 21, 2016

  CKUW is an integral part of the University of Winnipeg’s campus community. From its humble beginnings more than 50 years ago, as a closed-circuit station heard only in select university buildings, the on-campus FM station has expanded into one of the city’s most pioneering broadcasters.

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  Vinyl

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – January 14, 2016

  Plays at Cinematheque Jan. 16 at 3 p.m., with an introduction and Q and A with director Alan Zweig

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  Whose house? Daniel’s house

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) With files from Simeon Rusnak – January 14, 2016

  The story of how musician Daniel Guezen found his West End home is truly a tale of two Andreas.

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  A Sad Sort of Clean

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – January 7, 2016

  Matthew Sawatzky & Ellen Cook, Gerald Kuehl, and Robert Spence 

  Show runs until Jan. 23 

  Mennonite Heritage Centre Gallery (600 Shaftesbury Blvd.)

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  Whose house? Aaron’s house

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) With files from Simeon Rusnak – January 7, 2016

  Aaron Zeghers has more than earned his place in Winnipeg’s film community. As an artist working in film, video and photography, Zeghers playfully combines experimental, documentary, narrative and found footage elements to create challenging and personal short films.

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  Alice Through the Looking Glass

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – December 15, 2015

  At MTC until Dec. 19. See royalmtc.ca for more.

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  Favourite radio show or podcast

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – December 3, 2015

  1. Couch Surfin’ 

  2. Be Plus 

  3. Witchpolice 

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  Favourite local filmmaker

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – December 3, 2015

  1. Guy Maddin 

  2. Rory Fallis 

  3. Sonya Ballantyne

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  Favourite local comedian

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – December 3, 2015

  1. Tyler Penner 

  2. Michael Green / Matt Nightingale / Jordan Welwood (tie) 

  3. Tim Gray 

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  Wiesenthal

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – November 26, 2015

  Written and performed by Tom Dugan, Presented by Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, Plays at Tom Hendry Warehouse until Dec. 5

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  Whose house? Natalie’s house

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) With files from Simeon Rusnak – November 26, 2015

  Natalie Dyck has turned her childhood spent on a farm into a full-blown career.

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  Settler: Identity and Colonialism in 21st Century Canada

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – November 19, 2015

  Emma Battell Lowman and Adam J. Barker, 145 pages, Fernwood Publishing, October 2015 

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  Whose house? Sheldon’s house

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – November 19, 2015

  Winnipeg writer Sheldon Birnie’s latest book is essential reading for any Canadian music fan. 

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  Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – November 12, 2015

  Plays Nov. 12 to 15 and 18 to 19 at Cinematheque

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  Mavis!

  Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – November 12, 2015

  Plays Nov. 19 to 22 and 25 to 28 at Cinematheque