Disability theatre
iPhoto caption: Photo by Kira Kynd
REVIEW: The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes is a Trojan Horse of disability theatre
At its core, Shadow is less about the threat of AI and more about how deeply ableism affects us all — even those of us who are not disabled.
“Everybody has Access Needs”: In Conversation with Stratford Festival’s Kayla Besse
“Relaxed performance kind of calls that into question and throws it on its head and says, ‘well, says who? Says who that's what it means to be a good audience member?’”
REVIEW: Scored in Silence at Theatre Passe Muraille/#beyondTO
Scored in Silence defies mere description: it must be felt.
iPhoto caption: Next Stage Festival 2019. Photo by Paula Sanderson.
Colder than COLD-VID: Reflections by 4 Isolating Next Stage Alumni on Their Time with the Festival
Next Stage isn't happening this year. Like most arts festivals, it's been halted by COVID. In this peculiar time of rest, many theatres have been re-evaluating their practises, seeing who they've left out of the programming and how they may better serve their communities.