Can “Tyson’s Song” inspire new “conversations amongst Black men”?
Interview with Peter N. Bailey about “Tyson’s Song”
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Author: Arpita Ghosal
See a new production of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”
“Who’s afraid of theatre that challenges, provokes and gets right in your face …” Review of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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Szivi Quartet + 1 killer program = “5 at the First”
“With music, there is always a link between people.” Interview with Glimmer Ng and Paula Kokot, Szivi Saxaphone Quartet
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Saumiya Balasubramaniam reunites Maya and Grandma in new picture book
“I envision that all children in our world see themselves reflected in the literature of their times.” Interview with author Saumiya Balasubramaniam
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Katherine Cullen’s unusual role in “Death of Walt Disney”
“Cullen delivers a compelling performance which moves from understated and acted upon, to assertive and enraged, and finally to resigned and in control.” Interview with Katherine Cullen
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Jadyn Nasato embodies complexity and courage in “Four Minutes Twelve Seconds”
“Cara is such a tough girl. The challenge was in balancing— not to underwhelm or overwhelm her story.” Interview with Jadyn Nasato
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What good comes of “Things We Lost in the Fire”
“Along with strong performances, the show boasts high production values.” Review of “Things We Lost in the Fire”
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Tao Wong aims for Toronto Indie Author Conference to demystify business of self-publishing
Interview with author Tao Wong, organizer of the inaugural Toronto Indie Author Conference
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Rose Napoli’s “Mad Madge” is the OG 17th-century influencer
“I was reading Danielle Dutton’s lovely novella on Margaret Cavendish. And I was instantly taken by Margaret.” Interview with Rose Napoli
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Dancer Yuichiro Inoue explores “Ma” and Memory in KIOKU NO MA – 記憶の間
“Choreographing KIOKU NO MA – 記憶の間 is a means of transmitting myself — who I am, my essence, and how I feel through emotions and experiences.” Interview with Yuichiro Inoue
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