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A Little Bit Pregnant is a uniquely touching play that takes the audience on a journey through the trials and […]

I’ve been partnered to this dreamboat for 14 years and this is the first time I’ve been asked to write […]

Rick Miller is one of Canada’s top theatre creators and performers. In his McGill university years, I met him at […]

It is a breath of fresh air to come across leaders who are loving and at the same time facilitate […]

The other night I had the privilege of attending the opening of Rajiv Joseph’s “Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo”, […]

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 […]

I arrive slightly early at the theatre and get in line behind two lovely ladies. As I stand there I […]

If you are reading this section, you more than likely love all things Art. And if you are anything like […]

With the world almost back to normal, it seems as though this summer is going to be the summer of […]