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Contemporary feminism is as complex, as diverse, as rich, and as paradoxical as are the humans who practise it.
Charlottesville, My Circumcision, and Taste of the Danforth
I find the 1979 Steve Martin classic comedy The Jerk is one of those movies that really stands the test of time… provided you stopped watching it in 1982.
Casting Announcement: Theatre Inamorata’s Gray
We have the exclusive on Theatre Inamorata’s casting for their fall production of Gray.
Transition and Artistic Burnout: Haley McGee Talks with Brendan McMurtry-Howlett
“I might not be able to handle it. I might go crazy and run naked down the 401 or something. But I think it’s about trying to just be open to not knowing what will happen next.”
Mood Rings, Superhero Movies, and Sam Shepard
I won’t ever forget the first legitimate performance I gave as an actor.
How Do We Document Non-Traditional Theatre?
As we move into a world where more and more non-traditional and immersive theatre is being created, it’s important to ask: how are the creators of these stories documenting them so that other artists can benefit?
SummerWorks: Your Guide to Choosing the Right Show For You
Summer festivals can be a bit overwhelming: how are you supposed to decide what to see?!
ACTRA Membership Solidarity, the Conservative Party, and Angelina Jolie’s Casting Process
I don’t think Trump’s Boy Scout speech was anywhere near as offensive as the burning-cross marshmallow roast he hosted afterwards.
Derrick Chua’s Top 12 SummerWorks Picks
Derrick Chua tells us which twelve SummerWorks shows he’s most excited to see.
O.J. Simpson’s New Book, Teenage Fads, and Temporary Families
So I’ve been trying that strategy where you call anything you don’t like fake to make it go away but, so far, my “fake belly” and my “fake taxes in arrears” are still very fucking there.
$5 or $75, That Is the Question
This level of public sharing of financial or statistical info is rare and comes with the same icky feeling as when telling strangers your salary.
Belly Button Piercings, Dumb Joke of the Week, and George A. Romero
Doctor Who is now going to be played by a woman. Which I support entirely and fully. But that certainly doesn’t mean I’m going to start watching the fucking thing.
Omar Khadr, Wonderland, and Generosity
I’m not so much angry about the $10 million Khadr is getting as I am sad about all those fucking giant ducks we won’t be getting as a result.
The Importance of Following Through
I am a real, breathing disabled person offering to be your resource, why not take me up on that?
Love, Humanity, and… Food?
A kid-on-Christmas adrenaline had kicked in full-force and, caution thrown to the wind, I had acted without thinking.
Toronto Fringe Festival: Your Guide to Choosing the Right Show for You
Looking for the perfect Fringe show to see? We’ve categorized them so you can find just the one for you.
Hot Off the Press: The Virgin Trial
“I have stories to tell about women,” says Kate Hennig.