In his new film, HAUI is amplifying Aunt Harriet’s voice
“Her story drew me in, and I felt it was one that needed to be told.” ~ HAUI
Review: “SAMCA” is a haunting exploration of womanhood, motherhood and mythology
“SAMCA’s ability to feel fresh, yet familiar is perhaps its greatest strength.” ~ Arpita Ghosal
Amanda Peters’ new story collection avoids “trauma trap” in favour of light and hope
“I hope the readers enjoy the stories. They were gifted to me, and I was given the responsibility to write them. So I now gift them to you to enjoy.” ~ Interview with Amanda Peters
Srutika Sabu: A funny thing happened on the way out of medicine
“The short version? I’m a doctor turned clown.” ~ Interview with Srutika Sabu
Interview: Emily A. Weedon crafts a chilling new world in Autokrator
Weedon was inspired by Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, particularly the motif of women dressing as men to “to get things done in a man’s world. I was working with the idea of disguising gender as a story point…” Interview with Emily A. Weedon
Anne Plamondon: Choreographing emotional landscapes in “Feel no more”
“This collaboration felt like a homecoming of sorts—a return to creative roots nurtured by Fall for Dance North, and an exciting step forward with Ballet Edmonton.” ~ Anne Plamondon
Interview: Lily Chu’s new novel “The Takedown” is a rom-com with heart and substance
“I write escapist rom-coms but, like many of us, my characters struggle against the challenges presented by racism, sexism, and mental health issues.” ~ Lily Chu
Author Stephanie Wrobel’s new thriller invites you to “The Hitchcock Hotel”
“This one, as you said, is about the twists and turns.” ~ Stephanie Wrobel
Rebecca Gibian translates and directs “How to Survive in the Wild”
“My hope is to really blend the worlds of a tech conference and a play. Because what is performance, really?” ~ Rebecca Gibian
Nestor Lozano Jr’s Tink brings new dimensions to a reimagined classic, Wendy and Peter Pan
“To me, fairies are imaginary characters, so our imagination can run wild with them . . . and I’m grateful to our director, for embracing that.” ~ Nestor Lozano Jr
Jesse Gervais debuts role of Jules Tonnere in The Diviners
“It’s a testament to the adaptation in finding the threads that are compelling – because you can’t have everything that’s in the book.” Interview with Jesse Gervais
Beau Dixon is Peter Mortensgaard in Crow’s Theatre’s Rosmersholm
“I was attracted to the role of Peter Mortensgaard as soon as I read his first few lines.” Interview with Beau Dixon