inclusion
iPhoto caption: Photo by Maxime Côté
There’s More Than One Way to Climb a Wall
Every body I had seen on stage had a symmetry to it, a grace in its movement. I had neither of these qualities. My right leg is a prosthetic.
iPhoto caption: Tennille Read and Sydney Violet-Bristow in Theatre Inamorata's Gray. Photo by Ross Spencer.
Why Aren’t There More Good Roles for Trans Actresses?
I always knew I wanted to act, but it wasn’t something I ever thought would be possible because I never had anyone like me to look up to.
iPhoto caption: Photo by Marie-Ève Rochon
Changes Are Coming to the National Theatre School of Canada
The National Theatre School is implementing a four-year growth plan that will add a new artistic direction program, expand its Indigenous artist-in-residence program, and develop programs for young people.
iPhoto caption: Soheil Parsa (centre) with the Blood Weddings team
“I don’t want to be considered an ‘Iranian theatre director’ or even an ‘Iranian-Canadian theatre director.’ I’m simply a director.”