“What’s your gift?” asks Michael Redhead Champagne’s We Need Everyone
Interview with Michael Redhead Champagne about his debut picture book, We Need Everyone
No mystery here: Clue is an incredibly fun show
“Even for those who have never played the game, Clue offers 90 minutes of fast-paced, laugh-a-minute entertainment. ” Review of Clue at The Grand Theatre
“Three Sisters” feels important and immediate, and lingers long after the curtain
“The more modern historical context… enormously enriches the narrative and makes Chekhov’s themes resonate deeply.” Review of Inua Ellams’ “Three Sisters”
Charlie Petch explains why “No One’s Special at the Hot Dog Cart”
“I started writing the show before the pandemic arrived and with how it’s impacted all of our lives, I feel it’s more important than ever to dispel fear and misunderstanding.” Interview with Charlie Petch
Natacha Belair has A Stellar Purpose for her award-winning debut novel
Interview with Natacha Belair, the award-winning author of A Stellar Purpose Trilogy
Choreographer Elle Sofe Sara explores Sámi identity and our kinship with nature in Vástádus eana – The Answer Is Land
“I think art speaks beyond borders.” Interview with Elle Sofe Sara
Big Chick Energy are spreading joy-based humour one sketch at a time
“We are so grateful that we get to be silly goofballs for other people! It is a joy to create and perform comedy: it’s like we won the lottery…” Interview with Big Chick Energy Sketch
Actor Richard Lam: AI, art and Talk is Free Theatre’s La Bête are “very connected”– and very timely
“It may seem a little odd to look for answers about AI in a story about a 17th century French theatre troupe, but I feel the conversations are very connected!” Interview with Richard Lam
Ingrid Hansen’s Epidermis Circus: puppetry that’s more than skin deep
“Hansen’s brainchild Epidermis Circus is… a spicy puppet cabaret.” Interview with Ingrid Hansen
Soulpepper’s “De Profundis” is a testament to Oscar Wilde’s legacy and a masterpiece in its own right
“This new musical fantasy transforms Wilde’s eloquent expression of his harrowing experience into a vivid, emotional journey.” Review of De Profundis: Oscar Wilde in Jail