Interview with Elizabeth MacLeod, author of “Meet Terry Fox”, a dynamic new Scholastic Canada Biography that seeks to inspire young readers with Fox’s story of courage and determination.
Scott Sneddon profiles cartoonist Kean Soo about his “series of warm, welcoming and deceptively simple cartooning lessons” on TO Live’s Arts Squad weekly digital series.
Is every place really the same? Award-winning actor Daniela Vlaskalic makes it so on her witty and surprising podcast “Every Place Is the Same”
As we self-isolate, we should be grateful for this era of “apex television”. But despite the unprecedented diversity and quality of viewing content, our viewing experience is poorer. Why? Our lack of “mental distancing”.
Scott Sneddon ruminates on his experience of laughing through the fear of the advancing province-wide Coronavirus crackdown at T.O. Sketchfest 2020.
“Skilled direction by Aviva Armour-Ostroff and Christopher Stanton, and knockout acting performances turn this already gripping story into something even weightier and more wondrous.” Scott Sneddon reviews ARC’s OIL
“The show’s 60 fraught, freighted minutes are immersive and powerful. You can’t take your eyes off Parmentier and Van Houtven.” Scott Sneddon’s review of US/THEM, on stage at CAA Theatre till March 15
The East Side Players…do this complex work justice, filling the intimate Papermill Theatre to bursting with ideas and emotions that are rooted in pointedly contemporary questions of identity and affiliation.” From Scott Sneddon’s review of DISGRACED
“…as an integrated experience, this is a masterwork: intense, devastating, surprisingly funny…” Scott Sneddon reviews Secret Life of a Mother
Well, Scott Sneddon “really, really, really, really, really, really liked The Second City Totally Likes You” and now has the song stuck in his head. Thanks, Second City!
Confounded by all the choices at this year’s PROGRESS Festival? Scott Sneddon has shortlisted 5 as his must-see list.
Scott Sneddon’s review of Horton Foote’s THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL, directed by Brenda Darling and on stage at Alumnae Theatre until February 1.
