Arts
“A Day in the Life” with Performance Artist and Writer Margaret Muriel Legere
Margaret Muriel Legere is an artist, writer, poet, actor, dancer, director, creator, pianist, guitarist, daughter, aunt, sister, friend, teacher, student, […]
Performing Arts
Arts
A Little Bit Pregnant Review
A Little Bit Pregnant is a uniquely touching play that takes the audience on a journey through the trials and […]
Arts
Sizzling Summer Nights at Casa Loma with Sean Jones
Things are heating up in the city and when it comes to hot summer nights, we are taking it ALL […]
Arts
What’s on our radar at this year’s Toronto Fringe Festival?
The 35th annual Toronto Fringe Festival will take over the city’s indoor and outdoor spaces. Over 100 shows are slated […]
Arts
King Lear (Stratford Festival) Review: This Great Stage of Fools
Nearly twenty years ago, Paul Gross starred in what many consider the greatest Canadian television series of all time. The […]
Arts
No Save Points (Theatre) Review: Losing Control
Outside the March’s No Save Points – the “live-action video game” – is not what you think it is. Yes, […]
Arts
2023 Pride Toronto BIPOC Ambassadors Renounce “Empty” Award
In a recent press release, Les Femmes Fatales, Canada’s first and longest-running burlesque troupe for queer women and femmes of […]
Arts
The Burnt City (London, UK Theatre) Review: Apotheosis
The single most exhilarating theatrical event I ever experienced took place in London in 2013. Punchdrunk Theatre’s immersive, site-specific The […]
Music
Treemonisha: Operatic Black Excellence
Treemonisha is a timeless classical Black opera being re-imagined for this year’s Luminato Festival Toronto. This performance sees Canadian soprano […]
Arts
National Indigenous History Month Happenings in and around Toronto
June is National Indigenous History Month and National Indigenous People’s Month. It’s considered a time to recognize, acknowledge and learn more about our […]