Bailey Green

Bailey is the former editor-in-chief of Intermission. She's a bilingual actor and writer originally from St. Lazare, Quebec. She hoards books, lives north of Bloor, and spends way too much money on bubble tea.

Interviews April 3, 2019

An Unexplained Injustice

By Mike Payette
as told to Bailey Green

We all have demons inside of us. We all have those monstrous thoughts, but what is it about our circumstances that allows us to act on them?

Features March 21, 2019

Finding Home in Art

By Bailey Green

“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.”

News March 20, 2019

Art Performed: Canadian Stage’s 19.20 Season

By Bailey Green

Canadian Stage announced their 19.20 season.

Artist Perspective March 14, 2019

Beyond the Baby Blues

By Lisa Ryder
as told to Bailey Green

Speaking about postpartum without judgement is key to continuing the conversation and breaking the taboo.

Artist Perspective January 10, 2019

My Family’s Story

By Jane Doe
as told to Bailey Green

The piece tells the story of how this played out for us, but it is not a unique event.

News November 19, 2018

Casting Announcement: School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play

By Bailey Green

Obsidian Theatre and Nightwood Theatre have announced the cast for School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play.

Artist Perspective November 1, 2018

10 Reasons Why Fame is Different after Sixty

By Maria Vacratsis
as told to Bailey Green

Studio execs aren’t worried about your chemistry with your co-star which is usually a therapy dog named Bootsie anyway.

Features October 18, 2018

History Reimagined Onstage in The Royale

By Bailey Green

Historical fiction allows playwrights and audiences alike the freedom to imagine the struggles, sorrows, and victories of the people who came before us and to move beyond the constraint of fact.