Anne of Green Gables
“Playing Anne is something I was told I would never do”
The pandemic forced the Charlottetown production of Anne of Green Gables—The Musical on hiatus for the first time in decades before its much-anticipated return this past weekend.
The cheeky T-shirt that keeps Anne of Green Gables’s guardians on edge
Souvenir tees showing a red-braided woman doffing her bikini top have made a comeback—and she bears a striking resemblance to P.E.I.’s fictional icon
Lucy Maud Montgomery’s agonizing drug addiction
Diaries show the disastrous extent of the ‘Anne of Green Gables’ author’s addiction to prescription drugs, as well as parallels to our modern-day opioid crisis
So many kindred spirits! The hunt for a new Anne of Green Gables
Some 800 Canadian girls want to be the new Anne Shirley. Tip number one: The hair is negotiable.
How Anne of Green Gables would advise Princess Charlotte
Anne of Green Gables offers some words of wisdom to Princess Charlotte on hair, grudges and daydreaming
Our readers write: Letters from the print edition
‘If you can get off your ride without putting a kickstand down, it ain’t no motorcycle.’
Anne vs. Anne
Is Charlottetown big enough for two musicals devoted to the red-headed orphan?
‘Carrots’ gets made over as a blonde. What’s next? A 29-year-old Marilla?
[View the story “Anne of Green Gables via Cosmo Magazine” on Storify]
Day 11 on the Trans-Canada, Sackville, NB
Trans-Canada distance: 1,392 km
Leave Anne alone!
From 2010: An academic suggests Canada’s most beloved literary heroine had fetal alcohol syndrome
A tale told by facts alone
L.M. Montgomery’s dark years gave us the poetry of Anne
What they’re thinking on Queen Street and what to make of it all
In Toronto for the weekend and picked up the current issue of Now magazine. It is very—and very explicitly—in favour of the coalition. (Eye is pro-coalition too, if less rabidly. They also provide this helpful line graph.)