Performing Arts Archives - Page 28 of 43

Ambitious. Altruistic. Ethical. Facilitator. Artist. Every day, Shannon Litzenberger wakes up to pursue one of her many ambitions that better […]

As democracies are challenged around the world, what is happening in the classrooms? In particular, is there hope to be […]

I’ve been writing this profile of Toronto-based actor Jordan Pettle in fits and spurts, while making dinner, riding the subway […]

At first glance, Franco Nguyen appears to be a Torontonian but he’s actually from the ‘Peg and is constantly in […]

Santee Smith is a much loved and appreciated community member of the Six Nations Reserve in Ontario. She belongs to […]

Shira Leuchter spends her days juggling between caring for and raising two amazing girls (currently aged 5 and 2 weeks!) […]

Fans of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater were thrilled to see a return to Toronto for the company’s 60th anniversary […]

In 1989, Marie Lambin-Gagnon, the 4th of family of 5, was born in Montreal. She was remarkably timid in her […]

What you first notice about Alicia Ault, in performance and life, is her joyful presence. Growing up, Alicia caught the […]

The Performing Arts are good for the soul and brilliant for the mind. I often forget this in the dead […]