Backstage Pass

3 days ago

Backstage Pass: Ian Foster shares musical stories in a whole new way

As an award-winning singer/songwriter, Ian Foster has been telling stories through song for more than two decades. However, his second instrumental album is telling his story in a whole new way. NTV’s Amanda Mews has The Backstage Pass.

October 29, 2025

Arts & Entertainment, Backstage Pass

Backstage Pass: Classic rock legends Foreigner bring five decades of hits to the province

October 29, 2025 Read more

October 08, 2025

Arts & Entertainment, Backstage Pass

Backstage Pass: In conversation with Sheila Williams

October 08, 2025 Read more

1 month ago

Backstage Pass: A deep dive with actress and comedian Mary Walsh, part 2 Read more

2 months ago

Backstage Pass: A deep dive with actress and comedian Mary Walsh Read more

4 months ago

Backstage Pass: School of Rock presents ‘Rockfest’ Read more

5 months ago

Backstage Pass: Street Dogs of Nicaragua Read more

2 years ago

Backstage Pass: A tribute to Ron Hynes

As the anniversary of Ron Hynes’ death approaches, members of the music community have released a new way to hear his songs. Here’s NTV’s Amanda Mews with the Backstage Pass.

2 years ago

Backstage Pass: St. John’s Players presents a vintage sci fi thriller

Tonight’s Backstage Pass is about a radio play within a play, based on a novel… it sounds hard to follow, but the real confusion comes from an audience reaction in 1938. NTV’s Amanda Mews has details on the latest production from the St. John’s Players.

2 years ago

Backstage Pass: Whadda Ya Call It? Productions presents ‘Killer Halloween’

‘Whaddya Call It? Productions’ is a unique community theatre company, based in St. John’s. It was created by a high school drama teacher as a way for aspiring actors and stage hands to build up a resume before heading into the real world. In tonight’s Backstage Pass, we have a sneak peek of their latest play, […]

2 years ago

Backstage Pass: New novel from Michael Crummey

Award-winning poet and author Michael Crummey released his latest historical novel this week. “The Adversary” takes place a couple hundred years ago in a Newfoundland fishing village.