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Skylight: Existentialism in Northwest London

Several years ago I went to the last of a Massey Lecture series given by Stephen Lewis. Amidst his regular use of 4-syllable words, he said
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SummerWorks Progress Festival is still on! Part of Progress is a festival within a festival (stay with me). The Forest Fringe
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GASLIGHT is a good old-fashioned play.

The house lights dim. The stage lights go up. On stage are a man and a woman; she’s sewing, he’s napping. She stop sewing, he
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100 years of black female history in Canada? Yes please!

Solid partnerships are one of the best ways to bolster creativity. Starting tomorrow is the 2016 edition of Progress, the International
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Cirque’s TORUK fills your eye but not your heart.

To say that Cirque du Soliel’s latest show Toruk: The First Flight isn’t amazing is not being fair to the production.
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Hard-hitting theatre at 2016 Next Stage Theatre Fest.

As your artistic spidey-sense has already told you the Next Stage Festival kicks off on this Thursday, January 6, 2016. The 10 day theatre
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Skylight: Existentialism in Northwest London
GASLIGHT is a good old-fashioned play.
100 years of black female history in Canada? Yes...
Cirque’s TORUK fills your eye but not your heart.
Hard-hitting theatre at 2016 Next Stage Theatre Fest.

100 years of black female history in Canada? Yes please!

Solid partnerships are one of the best ways to bolster creativity. Starting tomorrow is the 2016 edition of Progress, the International Festival of Performance and Ideas presented in partnership by the Theatre Centre and the

January 13, 2016 • Featured, Progress Festival • Views: 598

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Stuck sticks in your funny bone.

By Amos Crawley Natasha Boomer headlines this nightly improv performance in Factory Theatre’s Antechamber as part of the Fringe’s Next Stage Theatre Festival. It can sometimes feel like tokenism when a festival like this

January 9, 2016 • Next Stage Theatre Festival, Reviews • Views: 406

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Heart of Steel shows real pluck.

By Amos Crawley I was trepidatious about Wesley J. Colford’s Heart Of Steel, now playing at the Next Stage Theatre Festival. It’s been billed as a “rambunctious, scrappy, joyously fun musical that celebrates a rarely

January 9, 2016 • Next Stage Theatre Festival, Reviews • Views: 524

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Neema Bickersteth

Nightwood Theatre’s festival of new work is back! This year the New Groundswell Festival

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Jajube Mandiela

Jajube Mandiela is the Co-Artistic Director of b-current, an independent theatre company in Toronto

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Peggy Coffey

Russia has been in the headlines quite a bit lately – and for mostly unsavoury stuff. But

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Naomi Wright

The Bloomsbury Collective is a group of female artists who are passionate about creating art. And

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Carly Chamberlain

Carly Chamberlain (a.k.a. Jack-of-all-Theatre-Trades) is taking on yet another role withNeoteny

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Samantha Serles

Samantha Serles works at Theatre Passe Muraille and has a uniquely fabulous job in theatre scene.

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