Renting Cars, Remembering Manson, and Knowing Your Worth
To me, a Leaf Fan cheering for the Habs is like someone cheating on a spouse or partner with their spouse or partner’s least favourite sibling.
To me, a Leaf Fan cheering for the Habs is like someone cheating on a spouse or partner with their spouse or partner’s least favourite sibling.
Andrew Scheer is considering kicking Doug Ford out of the Progressive Conservative Party altogether if he doesn’t stop helping people.
Saw Hannah Moscovitch’s Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes at the Tarragon last week, and do you know what thought never went through my head while I was watching the show?
Subtext, for anyone who doesn’t know acting, means exactly what it is: anything that is underneath the text. Stated otherwise, it is all of the things that actors say without words. And the ability to communicate it is one of the things that separates great actors from good ones.
If you ever see an audition breakdown looking for a “Tony Nappo type,” don’t go.
I have been thinking about equal pay in the entertainment industry for a long time, and I will say two things. One won’t be popular. One will.
My favourite line overheard on set last week: “How should I know? I’m not a meteorologist. I’m a background performer.” – Anthony Tran
When you speak, Weyni follows your words like a map, as though she expects you to be profound, as though she believes that the next word you say might hold the key to an elusive treasure.
Does Canadian theatre have its own style, its own multicultural flavour? Is it widening its audience appeal? Will it ever be as popular as hockey?
I’d only watch a show hosted by Howie Mandel if it was called A Bunch of People Throwing Large Rocks at Howie Mandel.
These are the shows that are opening and closing in Toronto the week of February 27, 2017.
These are the shows that are opening and closing in Toronto the week of February 6, 2017.
I’m not saying you shouldn’t let Hugh Dillon babysit your kid BUT the one time I did, I noticed a shift in Ella’s attitude.
People have been so encouraging about this column that I signed up for a workshop called How to Be a Great Canadian Novelist.
It turns out, Mandarin is hard.