Odyssey
iPhoto caption: Members of the company in 'Ransacking Troy.' Photo by David Hou.
REVIEW: At the Stratford Festival, two adventurous new plays reflect on war
Erin Shields’ brilliant Ransacking Troy reimagines one of Western culture’s foundational narratives — the Trojan War — from the perspective of the women implicated in it. And in The Art of War, Yvette Nolan thoughtfully imagines the life of a Canadian soldier-artist in the Second World War, who’s wracked both by what he witnesses and the responsibility of recording it.
Into the Unknown: In Conversation with DLT’s Daniele Bartolini
“We need to re-establish a dialogue with our spectators. We need to establish a creative dialogue with them. The community of spectators and artists need to be together and have an exchange. It’s about bringing people outside, and making people safe, of course, but leading them to the threshold, to let go, to walk towards the unknown.”
No matter which path audiences choose to travel, they are sure to encounter a rich, immersive world filled with interactive art, music, dance, and more.
iPhoto caption: Tarragon Theatre. Photo by Peter Harte
Season Announcement: Tarragon Theatre
Tarragon Theatre has announced their 2018–19 season.