Some pieces in Crow’s upcoming season are live only, some are digital only, and some are available in whichever form you’d prefer: this season at Crow’s is here to address “the now,” wherever audiences may choose to listen.
Five Ontario-based theatre artists received prestigious awards for their work in the performing arts.
“Because our theatres have been shuttered during the pandemic, there is no one and nothing to nominate. So, instead, we’re celebrating the fabulous recipients of the Dora Ancillary Awards,” said Jacoba Knaapen, Executive Director of TAPA.
We are thrilled to introduce you to the newest Artistic Directors who will be joining Canada’s arts leadership in 2021!
“The amount of work that has gone into this, both behind the scenes with the Fringe team and the artists themselves is astounding. It really amplifies how resilient Fringe is and how despite everything there is hope to be found over these 12 days.”
Congratulations to Deanna H. Choi, Monica Esteves, and Beth Wong!
Announcing the nominees for the 2020 Dora Mavor Moore Awards – Virtual Edition!
The Toronto Theatre Critics’ Awards announce the winners of the 2019-2020 season and set the date for the online awards ceremony.
“We had a moment after cancelling the festival where we were prepared to just do nothing and wait until next year, but then we realized we still had an opportunity to unite our artists and our audiences in a different and exciting way. “
“I’m interested in Shaw using the theatre as a voice to reach the people. I’m interested in him being a great orator and having his characters discuss great ideas, but within situations that the audience understands.”
As efforts continue to contain and prevent the spread of COVID-19, also known as coronavirus, Intermission is dedicated to providing up-to-date news on the status of theatre across the city and ensuring theatregoers have accurate information to plan during this difficult and transitory period.
“Our 20.21 season brings together some of our country’s most acclaimed theatre artists in works that celebrate the untamed spirit of youth, the determination of the individual to be seen as they are, and those that are called to wake up to the promise, and responsibility, of a more conscious life”
“You will see us in places you would never expect—from a circus tent, to a coffee shop, from intimate studio theatres, to the largest national stage—it is a season of bold and exciting theatre that we are proud to present.”
The Company Theatre’s
Things I Know to be True
The Company Theatre has announced that their next production will be Australian playwright Andrew Bovell’s Things I Know to be True in partnership with Mirvish Productions.
“What audiences will see and experience on our stages are world-leading theatre makers and choreographers from Canada and around the world and this could not have been achieved without our incredible community partners.”
“Over the course of my career, I have been passionate about creating work that explores the depth and breadth of the Black voice in its many artistic dialects and having an opportunity to continue to do this within the context of Obsidian is such a gift.”