Alice Ritter

The Back Stage, a staple of Windsor’s live music scene, will host its final concert on March 15, 2025, after the building’s recent sale ended its 11-year run as a music venue and sports bar.

Windsor’s The Back Stage Music Venue to Close After 11 Years, Final Show Set for March 15 The Back Stage, a staple of Windsor’s live music scene, will host its final concert on March 15, 2025, after the building’s recent sale ended its 11-year ru

Toxic masculinity and generational warfare collide in "Which Way, Millennial Man?", a gripping psychological drama that opened this past weekend at Windsor's Shadowbox Theatre. With six remaining performances set for February 27, 28, March 1, 6, 7, and 8, this locally-produced work delves deep into the murky waters of modern male identity.

Toxic Masculinity Takes Center Stage in Windsor's 'Which Way, Millennial Man? Toxic masculinity and generational warfare collide in "Which Way, Millennial Man?", a gripping psychological drama that opened this past weekend at Windsor's

Journey’s 1981 anthem Don’t Stop Believin’ has transcended its origins as a rock ballad to become a global cultural touchstone, but its most intriguing legacy lies in an unexpected place: Windsor, Ontario. The song’s reference to “South Detroit”—a fictional locale that geographically aligns with Windsor, has sparked a decades-long relationship between the Canadian city and the track, transforming a lyrical quirk into a symbol of regional pride.

The Legacy of "Don't Stop Believin'" and Windsor's Embrace of the "South Detroit" Identity Journey’s 1981 anthem Don’t Stop Believin’ has transcended its origins as a rock ballad to become a global cultural touchstone, but its most intriguing

Opening this weekend at The Shadowbox Theatre in Windsor, Which Way, Millennial Man? is a bold new play by Jonathan Tessier that explores generational conflict and modern masculinity. The story follows Chris, a factory worker and aspiring writer, whose identity is challenged when he interviews Joe, the father of a school shooter, and confronts shifting power dynamics in his marriage. Running February 21–March 8 at 8 PM, tickets are $25—don’t miss this thought-provoking drama!

Explosive New Play Tackles Generational Conflicts Explosive New Play Tackles Generational Conflicts February 18, 2025 Michael Potter Theatre Comments Off on Explosive New Play Tackles Generational Conflicts Is it possible for people from different generations to understand each other? And what about those who feel like they don’t fit into any gen...