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iPhoto caption: Dance Macabre cast. In photo: Keira Marie Forde (front). Back: [L to R] Uche Ama, King Cosmos, Theresa Gomes and Thomas Fournier. Photo by Tiku Romello Fisher (TRF Media).

At the 2026 Toronto Fringe, Caribbean artists stage collisions of identity, power, and desire

In separate video conversations, the lead artists behind Danse Macabre, Ex-Change of Words, and Momme Domme spoke about approaching themes of Blackness, diaspora, power, and desire.

By Nathaniel Hanula-James / Jun 17, 2026

Empowered or Objectified? Women, Sex, and The ’94 Club

How much of what we do as sexual beings is dictated by what society around us expects us to do?

By Shaina Silver-Baird / May 2, 2018

In Conversation: Hannah Moscovitch

"What do you do with desire in a marriage where you cannot fuck your husband without the consequences being disfigurement and death?"

Interview by Maija Kappler / Mar 19, 2018

Naked Men on Small Stages

I’m going to be performing in Salvatore Antonio’s newest play, and, along with the rest of the cast, I’m going to be naked.

By Jesse LaVercombe / May 12, 2016