Meet the young stars of Theatre Aquarius’ Pollyanna The Musical
In addition to a large group of experienced adult actors, eight children will feature in the show. Intermission asked the youngsters a few questions about their careers and hobbies.
In addition to a large group of experienced adult actors, eight children will feature in the show. Intermission asked the youngsters a few questions about their careers and hobbies.
When your emotional support musical is programmed by a theatre only an hour away by bus, you make the time to pay it a visit.
“There’s just a lot of really cool energy in the building right now,” says artistic director Mary Francis Moore. “Theatre Aquarius is an exciting place to be in this moment.”
In my heart there is anger; sadness; grief for my more naïve self. Because after Dear Evan Hansen, I do not feel as if I’ve been found, as the film’s tagline so bravely promised I would be. I feel instead as if I’ve been left behind to atrophy in the Music Box Theatre some five hundred miles away, a nineteen-year-old ghost in an echoing auditorium.
The live performance of Quiver seems a distant memory, a relic of the less suffocating weeks of COVID-19 restrictions. Almost like a miracle, Quiver was performed in the brief moment of time when it was possible.
I just thought of an amazing alternate name for all future Online Theatre Festivals. I would call them Watching TV.
(the City, not the Musical)
“Hey Toronto friend! Wanna come see my show in Hamilton?”
“I mean, maybe, I dunno.”
We had a different name for Black Friday when I was growing up in Scarborough. We called it Friday.
Try not to ever be one of those actors you see at auditions who say it’s all just a lottery that anyone can win.
What Will You Fall For?
Mike Pence could learn a lot from Hamilton, if he bothered to pay attention.
It happened. The UK is leaving the EU. Britain has left the building.
Get ready for the best eleven minutes of your life.
Andrew Rannells and Nikki M. James were up bright and early this morning to announce this year’s nominations.
If you don’t already know about August Wilson, he’s someone who’s worth looking up.
I’ve been a proponent of race-blind casting since, at thirteen, I fell in love with the royal family in a TV version of Cinderella.
Sometimes we forget that in other countries, creative visionaries are imagining, writing, and building wonderful worlds in theatres of their own.