Performing Arts Archives - Page 28 of 44

In the final scene of Ibsen’s 1879 groundbreaking masterwork, A Doll’s House, Nora makes the shocking decision to leave her […]

In 2012, Nadine Djoury joined my sketch comedy troupe, The Weaker Vessels, at the suggestion of our director Frank McAnulty. […]

Greek Mythology was something that we learned in elementary school. It was fuel for dreams and nightmares. I remember as […]

Amalia Williamson was born with an artist’s soul and a pixie’s spirit. A super star from birth (being the first […]

Saturday morning coffee with my sister, Roshanak Jaberi, is a standing tradition. We’re lucky to live near each other in […]

It all started over a lunch that happened over ten years ago between producer Stacey Mindich and musicians and lyricists […]

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 […]