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Claren Grosz is the chic-est multidisciplinary artist I know. And yes, I’m biased! The first thing that comes to mind […]

Sarena Parmar grew up in the Okanagan Valley, surrounded by her family’s fruit orchard. From an early age, she loved […]

The Canadian Opera Company’s (COC) spring season is upon us, ushering in some brighter, better weather and an impressively diverse […]

Julia Cratchley leaves a significant mark on the Toronto dance community. With training in both contemporary and classical dance, she […]

We were big fans of Toronto-based dance company Transcen/Dance Project’s last production, the Dracula-themed Eve of St. George. Operating on […]

Tara Sky is a dynamic theatre artist, advocate, and passionate cat lover known for bringing mischievous playfulness to their work. […]

The Toronto Fringe Festival has never had the cachet of, say, the Edinburgh Fringe. But our humble annual festival has […]

It’s not entirely disingenuous to say that writing a play and insisting Courtney Ch’ng Lancaster direct it—despite her packed schedule […]

If you have ever seen mask work in theatre, then you know that it requires an actor to imbue every […]

Edward Albee’s singularly remarkable career spanned nearly six decades, ranging from early successes like The Zoo Story (1958) to mega-hit […]