Amanda Cordner
iPhoto caption: Members of the company of 'How to Catch Creation.' Photo by Dahlia Katz.
REVIEW: Soulpepper’s How to Catch Creation has plenty to offer a Canadian audience
From its Black feminist ethics to its ideas about making art and living a good life, How to Catch Creation stands out most of all as a bold intellectual and affective challenge.
iPhoto caption: Photo by Jeremy Mimnagh
REVIEW: Body So Fluorescent at Buddies in Bad Times
In Cordner’s capable hands, a Jekyll and Hyde situation starts to seem like a sort of demonic possession.
iPhoto caption: Karen Hines. Photo by David Leyes.
“The show must go on” is not true. We could have laid this one to bed. But I think it’s been a real treat for us to rally around this little project, embrace this humble medium, and make something.