Author Andie Bulman Andie Bulman is a chef, librarian, gardening enthusiast, comedian, podcaster, and writer who cares about food, equal and fair access to information, sustainability, jokes, and the Oxford comma. @bulmanandie Andie Bulman's Latest Articles Once More, With Feeling By Andie Bulman ● Arts & Culture ● January 27, 2023 Lynn Panting and Philip Goodridge bring new life to their 2011 play, Eli and the Death Curse, through light, shadow, and movement. A Seasonal Delight By Andie Bulman ● Arts & Culture ● October 26, 2022 Now in its 31st year, the Festival of New Dance holds its place as a crowning jewel at the peak of St. John's fall festival season. Stained Glass, Gardens, and the Climate Disaster: The Burning Hell Releases a Joyful Album for the End Times By Andie Bulman ● Arts & Culture ● August 9, 2022 Garbage Island is an end-time album that makes you want to move. Bleak and funky, it offers a cognitive dissonance that’ll get you dancing. Lawnya Vawnya’s IRL Return Puts the Audience First By Andie Bulman ● Arts & Culture ● July 15, 2022 As Lawnya Vawnya 12 returned to in-person events, the festival celebrating local arts and culture had inclusive offerings for everyone. URN Comes Home to the LSPU Hall By Andie Bulman ● Arts & Culture ● June 29, 2022 Santiago Guzmán's award-winning play URN—a heartfelt drama about belonging, family, and grief—has its homecoming this week in St. John's. The Economics of Drag in Downtown St. John’s By Andie Bulman ● Arts & Culture ● June 3, 2022 The Indy shadowed some local queens to learn just how much it costs—materially, physically, and emotionally—to do drag in downtown St. John's. Muskrat Dreams Kept Me Up Last Night By Andie Bulman ● Arts & Culture ● March 25, 2022 In explaining NL's biggest boondoggle in under an hour—with clarity, humour, and puppets—Tara Manuel has accomplished a real theatrical feat. A Holiday Recipe Without Rice Krispies, but Full of Solidarity By Andie Bulman ● Commentary ● December 15, 2021 Here's what Kellogg's workers are striking for—and how to show solidarity by making delicious peanut butter balls (or puffing your own rice). ‘Supper Club’ Will Satisfy Your Hunger for Joy By Andie Bulman ● Arts & Culture ● December 1, 2021 The delightful new play from Willow Kean will be the first show at LSPU Hall to operate at full capacity since the beginning of the pandemic. Matt Wright: Tell Jokes, Don’t Die, Maybe Win a JUNO By Andie Bulman ● Arts & Culture ● May 27, 2021 "There's a thread of anxiety in the work, also joy, bewilderment, delight, confusion, anger... all equally part of being a person." Posts pagination 1 2 Next