Hélène Crowley

Hélène is a queer musician, editor, and writer in Toronto. She is currently an intern at Intermission. She holds a BMus from Wilfrid Laurier University and an MSt in Musicology from the University of Oxford. Currently, Hélène is actively involved in the Canadian publishing industry through volunteering, book selling, and freelance editing. When she has free time, she loves to go for runs, play piano, crochet, and travel.

Sergio Blanco and Marcio Beauclair with a broken glass effect on their faces, set against a broken glass image of a man on a black background.

In Conversation May 18, 2023

Looking In to Reach Out: In Conversation with Sergio Blanco

By Hélène Crowley

Sergio Blanco brings reality and fiction into one with The Rage of Narcissus, combining self-reflection, queerness, and murder.

A young woman in a wedding dress stands with arms crossed and one hand to her mouth, looking worried. She has tears in her eyes.

Reviews May 10, 2023

REVIEW: Bone Cage at The Assembly Theatre/One Four One Collective

By Hélène Crowley

Bone Cage is a remarkably impressive production in a limited space — just don’t go in expecting any sense of joy.

News April 25, 2023

Announcing Tarragon Theatre’s 2023-2024 Season

By Hélène Crowley

“We are thrilled to welcome audiences to a season brimming with new pieces that will entice curiosity, inspire, challenge, move and look deeper into ourselves and each other in beautiful and unexpected ways.”

Hélène Crowley

www.intermissionmagazine.ca