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Krystal Abrigo
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Krystal Abrigo

Krystal is Intermission's Publishing and Editorial Coordinator. A Scarborough-based writer of Philippine and Egyptian descent who enjoys reading bell hooks, Audre Lorde, and James Baldwin. At any given moment, you can probably find her at a concert, or on a long walk somewhere in Toronto (or elsewhere).

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iPhoto caption: Coleen Shirin MacPherson in 'Searching for Aimai.' Photo by Seanna Kennedy.

REVIEW: At The Theatre Centre, Searching for Aimai renders inheritance visible without offering resolution

Playwright-performer Coleen Shirin MacPherson refers to herself as “colonized upon arrival,” born in Canada yet shaped by migrations and erasures that predate her birth. “I don’t have an ancient song or a lullaby that connects us across generations,” she tells her child. That absence — of song, language, and unbroken tradition — propels the Cahoots Theatre production.

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A headshot of David Leyshon. iPhoto caption: A headshot of David Leyshon. Photo provided by Lighthouse Festival Theatre.

David Leyshon named interim artistic producer at Lighthouse Festival

He joins the company as it prepares its 2026 programming, continuing its mandate of producing comedy-driven Canadian theatre in Port Dover and Port Colborne.

By Krystal Abrigo
iPhoto caption: Kateryna Larina in Paradisum. Photo by Bálint Hirling.

TO Live to present Recirquel’s Paradisum in Toronto

Next week, a circus-dance hybrid will swing into the Bluma Appel Theatre as part of TO Live’s 2025-26 season.

By Krystal Abrigo
iPhoto caption: Rick Miller in 'Boom X.' Photo by Craig Francis.

Q&A: Rick Miller reflects on his one-man multimedia portrait Boom X, now playing at Hamilton’s Theatre Aquarius

In Boom X, Rick Miller uses theatre to trace how Generation X came of age amid major shifts in media, politics, and daily life from the 1970s through the mid-1990s.

By Krystal Abrigo

CBC’s PlayME debuts 2026 season, starting with Kim’s Convenience

PlayME has featured work by more than 30 Governor General’s Award winners and nominees, making some of the country’s most celebrated plays accessible to listeners nationwide.

By Krystal Abrigo
iPhoto caption: (L to R) Kelsey Verzotti, Kennedy Kanagawa, and Ma-Anne Dionisio. Photo by Tim Nguyen.

Theatre Calgary announces casting for world premiere musical The Tale of the Gifted Prince

Starring as Prince Ren is Kennedy Kanagawa, known for his recent Broadway appearance in Into the Woods. Joining him is Ma-Anne Dionisio as the Woman, and Kelvin Moon Loh as the King and Magistrate.

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