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Heading to a show at Factory Theatre? Here’s where you should go before or after for a bite or a drink.
Finding Home in Art
“It may be over a hundred years ago when The Cherry Orchard was written and first performed, but there is nothing about it that is passé.”
Art Performed: Canadian Stage’s 19.20 Season
Canadian Stage announced their 19.20 season.
Hot Showers, Ryan Hollyman, and an Encounter on Christie Street
I was on hold for a Sleep Country Canada radio commercial but they didn’t hire me for the job so now I have roughly 637 and a half reasons to buy a mattress anywhere else.
The Letter Makes It Real
…a standard white envelope with my name written in a hand I don’t recognize and an ominous return address: Washington State Prison.
What I Wish I’d Known: Johnnie Walker
You’re going in the right direction, even if the journey winds up taking longer than you planned for.
Beyond the Baby Blues
Speaking about postpartum without judgement is key to continuing the conversation and breaking the taboo.
Daylight Saving Time, Facebook Debates, and Ron Sexsmith Drops By
I am really feeling that hour I lost this week. Not because of Daylight Saving. But because I accidentally watched an entire episode of Riverdale.
Navigating Art and Censorship
“Where do you as an audience member, where do any of us place our faith?”
Oscar Predictions, Dog Trainers, and Franco Boni
I tried to watch the first few episodes of Russian Doll but was distracted by myself constantly yelling at the TV, “It’s Groundhog Day! You’re being Groundhog Day-ed!!! How the fuck could you not have seen Groundhog Day???”
Lane Moore Celebrates Five Years of Tinder Live
I have no idea what “normal” first dates look like.
Securing the Future
“I don’t want to engage artists as mouthpieces. What would it mean to embed you in the DNA of this project?”
From Inspiration to Creation
Night is not an absence, not a time-out, but a rich, enchanting world that can offer us so much more than we know.
What I Wish I’d Known: Augusto Bitter
The delicious challenge of a single performer transforming and holding an audience’s attention still feels like magic to me.
Italian Anger, the Leafs Rebuild, and a Whirlwind Romance
When Italian people are mad at you, it’s really hard to miss. You can see and hear them being mad at you.
See Me
As a dark-skinned black woman I experienced this firsthand, particularly during my high school years. At that time it seemed like my skin was always something to talk about.
Where to Eat and Drink… The Theatre Centre
Heading to a show at The Theatre Centre? Here’s where you should go before or after for a bite or a drink.