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That my play was even considered by a theatre I had no prior relationship with now seems like a tremendous luxury.
The Leafs, the Rob Ford Movie, and Equal Pay
I have been thinking about equal pay in the entertainment industry for a long time, and I will say two things. One won’t be popular. One will.
What’s a Random Thing You Know a Lot About?
“At the dawn of Thatcherism, a coterie of sexually liberated exhibitionists transformed punk into glorious camp decadence (and I’m sad I missed out).”
Seven Women or Non-Binary Artists You Probably Don’t Know But Should
The curators of Storefront Theatre’s Feminist Fuck It Fest recommend some women and non-binary artists you may not know of.
Theatre Audiences, Springtime, and Ron White
Ron White was fiercely unapologetic about owning the space around him.
Digital Playgrounds
I always planned for my coding and artistic work to stay separate. Coding would feed my bank account, while art would feed my soul. But, surprisingly, coding has influenced my art. It’s opening doors to worlds I never imagined entering.
An American in [Insert City]: Life on Tour for McGee Maddox
Sometimes the little cities can surprise you.
Toronto Recycling, That’s What She Said, and World Theatre Day
The strongest argument I can see for Trump potentially winning a second term is that Santa Clarita Diet got picked up for a second season.
It’s Our Second Anniversary!
On Intermission’s second anniversary, we have an exciting new announcement, plus a look at the past year.
The Five Most Essential Canadian Punk Bands
Punk is a weird genre. Borne out of bored kids. Borne out of angry kids. Borne out of art schools and shopping malls. Borne out of class wars and suburban skate parks.
Announcement: Soulpepper’s Summer 2018 Season
These are the three plays and concerts that will make up Soulpepper’s Summer 2018 season.
The NDP’s Dental Plan, CPR Classes, and Theatre Centre Reminders
I am strongly considering registering as an official member of the New Dental Plan party.
Announcement: 39th Annual Dora Mavor Moore Awards
TAPA has announced the date and host for the 2018 Dora Mavor Moore Awards.
Making Words Sing
Our world overflows with songs. Many of us live our lives with songs pumping into our ears; we walk, run, drive, fly, work, play, and love to songs.
Lessons from the Mountain
You’d think it would be easy to at least see your destination on a mountain: your aim is to get to the top. But a lot of mountains have false peaks. Quite often, people will hike for hours to something they think is the top, only to discover that the true peak is higher.
Student Walkouts, St. Patrick’s Day, and Working at NASA
To vote Ford into office just to get Wynne out makes about as much sense as starting to smoke crack to quit smoking cigarettes.
In Conversation: Hannah Moscovitch
“What do you do with desire in a marriage where you cannot fuck your husband without the consequences being disfigurement and death?”