Bluma Appel Theatre
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REVIEW: Detailed design anchors confident Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at Canadian Stage
Tasked for the second time in a year with filling the titanic canvas of the Bluma Appel Theatre, director Brendan Healy opts for hundreds of little strokes over a single massive one.
iPhoto caption: Photo by Rita Taylor
Santee Smith’s SKéN:NEN carries her culture beyond apocalypse
SKéN:NEN, the newest work from Kaha:wi Dance Theatre, fuses movement, narrative, music, and ambitious projection design to tell the story of a young Kahnyen’kehàka woman, Niyoh, who flees her home of Six Nations after a climate catastrophe in the year 2050.
iPhoto caption: Photo by Rita Taylor
TO Live brings theatrical premiere of SKéN:NEN to the Bluma Appel Theatre
This May, TO Live will collaborate with Kaha:wi Dance Theatre to present SKéN:NEN, an immersive dance performance with a narrative rooted in cultural knowledge.
REVIEW: Kidd Pivot’s Assembly Hall uses contrast to astonishing effect
It renders an assembly of minds as an assembly of aesthetics, all vying for dominance.