Getting a Foot in the Door… Wait, Where’s the Door?
In 2022, it feels like the most challenging part of entering the industry as a new graduate is even finding the entrance.
A Perfect Pronunciation of Pho (in which you probably won’t actually learn how to pronounce pho)
Can we contend that the saying of “foh” facilitates the task of communicating the noodle soup to you just fine, which is precisely what a word is supposed to do?
6 in the Six: The Greatest Showmance
In the moment, the showmance sounds cute. But will it be worth it if (and when) it all comes crashing down and falls apart?
Dengbêj | Storyteller
Children of Fire is a story of kind women who fight generously and relentlessly for a better world.
“I Do That Too!” A Period Piece
Folks are coming back again and again… regardless of gender or experience, people are eager to listen to stories and talk about periods.
In the Fringes: A Comedy in One Act
Anyway, we appreciate all of you signing on to our 2022 Fringe production. In the event that you are sick, Anton, our stage manager, will be your understudy.
6 in the Six: The Problem with “The Show Must Go On”
The resources available to us and the awareness we have about public services feel meagre and insufficient.
We Do Not Talk About Artist
Do we need to clarify the position of the Artist if we as the public truly want to be healed?
6 in the Six: Confessions from Theatre School
These boundaries are unique in every situation… But I was nineteen, without boundaries yet. And my sense of self was easily shaken.
What Dance Can Learn From Theatre
There is a way to use theatrical methods to push dance practice forward, to create the change that must occur for workplace misconduct to subside.
6 in the Six: Wrestling with “Success”
The week of September 20, 2012, I was on the cover of NOW Magazine. I also couldn’t pay my rent.
Some Things I’ve Learned Lately About Words
You can create an epic by cupping your hand and creating a little performance right there in your palm.
Sarah Kane’s Been Dead For 23 Years. I Still Don’t Know How to Thank Her.
My letters to you are a once-a-year digestif, an acknowledgment of gratitude, of lineage, of love.
The Apocalypse Onstage
In my defence, it sounded like a great idea at the time. Back around Halloween, daily case counts in the province were lingering around the low-hanging 350 mark. Indoor capacity limits had just been lifted just about everywhere. And I was walking around town with a spring in my step that could only be attributed … Continued
The Ride Worth Taking: Finding the Joy in Theatre-Making in an Isolated World
I forgot how smart I am. I became jealous of my peers. I became cynical. Theatre stopped being creative, expansive and hopeful.
It’s Not Me, It’s You — Unless It’s Me
If Canadian Theatre were to say, “it’s not you, it’s me,” it would be true. But has that line ever actually made anyone feel better?
