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Michael Kras

iPhoto caption: Photos of Karen Ancheta and Donna-Michelle St. Bernard courtesy of Theatre Aquarius.

This year’s Brave New Works Festival is set to be a ‘place of convergence’ for Hamilton artists

“With all of these pieces, there’s something really about perspective,” says co-curator Donna-Michelle St. Bernard. “There’s something about not just risk and performance, but risk and experience… These are stories that I could not know if you did not tell them to me. And I think that’s an important piece of broadening the voices in theatre.”

By Liam Donovan / Jun 3, 2024

Invisibility cloaks, cardboard rockets, and flying orbs of light: Here’s how Canadian theatre uses the art of magic

In many ways, theatre artists and magicians have the same job. We push the bounds of a live experience to startle audiences into confronting their realities. We aim to tell stories that linger. For a magician, there’s no such thing as “it can’t be done.” It can always be done, one way or another.

By Michael Kras / Mar 1, 2024

The Most Popular Intermission Articles of 2017

Here are the most-read articles on Intermission in 2017.

Dec 20, 2017
iPhoto caption: Photos by @brettmiller1989 (left) and @_sarahg15, via Instagram

The Rise of Hamilton (the City, not the Musical)

“Hey Toronto friend! Wanna come see my show in Hamilton?”

“I mean, maybe, I dunno.”

By Michael Kras / Jan 25, 2017