“It is political, and it is also hilarious. It is troubling, and it is soothing.” Interview with Playwright-Director Natasha Adiyana Morris about “The Negroes Are Congregating”, on stage at Theatre Passe Muraille
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“It is no exaggeration to say that this show affected me more deeply than any show in a very long time.” Details of “Bangarra Dance Theatre: Spirit” in Arpita Ghosal’s review
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“This play… is unfortunately timeless, and so relevant right now.” Interview with Arlen Aguayo Stewart who plays Alex in ARC’s production of Stef Smith’s HUMAN ANIMALS.
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“You can expect a warm and inviting space.” Our feature on Shira Leuchter about “Lost Together”, her live art performance with co-creator Michaela Washburn at Progress Festival
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HOOK UP, a world-premiere opera for teens, explores questions of privacy, consent, and power. Our interview with creators Chris Thornborrow (composer) and Julie Tepperman (librettist)
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How much is too much? Marie Barlizo’s LUCKY draws on the true story of Jennifer Pan to explore the effects of extreme parental expectations on the children of Asian immigrants.
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Beauty and the Beast might be a tale as old as time; however, on Sat, Oct 27, 2018, it gets a bold and novel retelling. We chatted with CosParty AD Tess Barao about this unique event to benefit the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
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When it comes to annual springtime freebies, what continues to be the best-kept secret in town? Free Comic Book Day, of
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Voices³: Tanya Tagaq + Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory is at once a traditional, contemporary and futuristic performance — and a phenomenal pairing. What seems certain is a powerful, challenging and unique experience.
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In Conversation with dancer-choreographer Christopher House about TDT’s 50th anniversary program, GLASS FIELDS, which re-presents his 1983 Glass Houses and 5 diverse new choreographies inspired by it
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