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“Is God Is” Black Out performance draws undue ire
The National Arts Centre, as the pinnacle performing arts centre of Canada, tends to create ripples with its decisions. The company sets many precedents, is an incubator for much of […]
“The Collaboration” examines Warhol and Basquiat with gloves off
This year has been rich with examination of the life of Andy Warhol. Most notable was The Andy Warhol Diaries, a Netflix series that went through his life chapter by […]
PRO.ACT Theatre Festival brings English theatre to the Ukraine
As the war rages on between Ukraine and Russia, there is a clear desire amongst its populace to hold onto what bits of normalcy and expression they can in the […]
Caravan Stage Company sets sail for final production
It isn’t easy to be a theatre company in this day and age. Not only is it a constant struggle to compete for the attention devoted to filmed media and […]
Neptune Theatre’s ‘Rocky Horror’ finds the heart of Transylvania
There is something magic in every production of The Rocky Horror Show. Richard O’Brien’s legendary exploration of queer identity through the lens of intergalactic hedonistic party animals is an ode […]
What does theatre mean on World Theatre Day?
With another rotation of this planet called Earth comes another day marked as World Theatre Day, so hug a theatre practitioner in your life—we generally need it. My first […]
Donetsk Regional Drama Theatre destroyed in Russian bombing
As the war stemming from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine marches on, we are seeing the cultural connections and outputs of both nations being deeply affected. From the sanctions applied globally […]
