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I first met Aldrin Bundoc in 2008, when we were first-year students at George Brown Theatre School and immediately, I […]

After a few years off, Ink Entertainment’s VELD will return on July 29th for a first ever 3-day event, expanding […]

The opening night of Yaw Tony’s exhibition at Broken Cage Gallery was fun with joyful music and vibrant conversation. Plenty […]

Our paths were not obviously meant to cross. Anne Plamondon had danced since she was born, while I had only […]

Walking down the steps to Nothing Fancy, you immediately realize just how apropos the name is. It is a dark […]

Engaging, immersive and hilarious describe the unique story told by the cast of Coal Mine Theatre’s production of Detroit. The […]

FEMMILLENNIAL is a contemporary dance theatre work by Choreographer Kylie Thompson that premiered at the 2022 Toronto Fringe Festival. The […]

Becoming A Queen is a documentary about Joella Crichton’s chase for her 10th Toronto Caribbean Carnival’s Queen title, directed by […]

Back in 2019, the Toronto Guardian enthusiastically reported on the Art Gallery of Ontario’s acquisition of Yayoi Kusama’s infinity room […]

The expression “great things come in small packages” feels as if it were tailored for bestselling Canadian thriller author Samantha […]