Laura Ramoso’s hilarious FRANCES: how can a “solo show” feature so many memorable characters?
“FRANCES is a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud tour de force. Ramoso is a dynamic and fascinating performer.” Review of Laura Ramoso’s solo comedy show, FRANCES
As he likes it: Director Anand Rajaram shares his inspirations and aspirations for the return of Shakespeare at High Park
“As an actor it’s always been a delight to perform here, so to be invited to direct here has been an absolute dream of an opportunity.” Interview with Anand Rajaram about directing “As You Like It” at Canadian Stage’s Dream in High Park
Balancing on the Edge’s “Anthropic Traces” defies all description to make its memorable mark
ANTHROPIC TRACES “sidesteps description of what it is, instead inviting us to consider how it feels.”
Yvonne Ng’s new work “Wéi” explores connection, disconnection and becoming through dance
“My hope is that audiences are moved, touched, and experience visceral excitement.” Interview with Yvonne Ng about “Wéi”.
Hanna Kiel’s new documentary dance film “But Then Again” explores themes of change and acceptance
“But Then Again is all about living through this moment in order to survive and keep the arts alive. This film is about today, but it’s for tomorrow’s artists.” Interview with choreographer Hanna Kiel about “But Then Again,” presented by DanceWorks
Comedian Anesti Danelis promises “This Show Will Change Your Life”
“As far as comedy goes, I will say I definitely recommend comedy as a career if you dislike money.” Interview with award-winning comedian Anesti Danelis about “This Show Will Save Your Life” at Toronto Fringe Festival
Near & Far Projects’ “Phantasmagoria” wows with dance that defies description
” The choreography is intense, intricate, complex and unexpected. And it is interpreted with a sophisticated acumen and effortless fluidity” Review of “Phantasmagoria” at the Toronto Fringe Festival
Amanda Cordner directs the new comedy “Get a Dog”, a timeless take on the true price of wealth
“As long as the entire GLOBE continues to agree that money is and should be our prime goal…, then this play will continue to speak to audiences for lifetimes to come.” Interview with Amanda Cordner about directing “Get a Dog” at the Toronto Fringe Festival
“Hearts shall be tugged. Fun will be had.” Alia Ceniza Rasul’s “Moro Girl” is here!
“Jokes will be told… Sensibilities may be slightly offended.” Interview with Alia Ceniza Rasul about “Moro Girl”, part of the Toronto Fringe Festival
Will King’s new comedy “Dead Broke” explores the high cost of living for nothing
“I had this idea that I wanted to write a love letter to my youth. For people growing, and mostly stumbling, and discovering themselves at that age.” Interview with Will King about his new play DEAD BROKE, part of the Toronto Fringe Festival
Daniel Beitchman’s BOY vs. FLY makes a buzz at the Toronto Fringe KidsFest
“We want everyone to have as much fun watching as we are acting it.” Interview with Daniel Beitchman about creating and acting in BOY vs. FLY at the Toronto Fringe
Spanning the summer with diverse, inclusive (and often free) contemporary art: Harbourfront’s Laura McLeod talks Nordic Bridges 2022
Interview with Laura MacLeod, Lead Producer of Nordic Bridges, a year-long national initiative between Canada and the Nordic Region to present contemporary art, culture and ideas with partners across Canada