Jean Parker and Rachel Smith invite children to adventure in Baking Wonderland
“Essentially, through the design, we are encouraging our young bakers to go on an adventure and get lost in its pages.” Interview with Rachel Smith and Jean Parker
Maev Beaty on love, language and connection in Necessary Angel’s “Letters from Max, a ritual”
Letters from Max, a ritual is “not a eulogy. It is a living friendship, alive in the pages, in the re-telling.” Interview with Maev Beaty
“The Last Strongman” is Mighty Mike’s theatrical feat of strength
“We all have two lives, and the second begins when we realize we only have one.” Interview with “Mighty Mike” Johns
Choreographer Fouad Boussouf’s Näss mesmerizes and confounds
“This performance seamlessly blends the fluid movements of urban hip-hop, street, and breakdance styles with contemporary and traditional North African dance.” Review of Näss
Andrea Donaldson and Nightwood Theatre punch their way into a new era and exciting new space
“We are a company that punches way above our weight.” Interview with Nightwood Theatre AD Andrea Donaldson
Hana Shafi explores the hidden beauty of everyday connections in “People You Know, Places You’ve Been”
“Life is not all big grand moments; it’s also those little things that are truly making up your day.” Interview with Hana Shafi
Sarah Hillier: Unearthing Laughter in the Supernatural Realm
Interview with Canadian Comedy Award winning Sarah Hillier
Soprano Anna-Julia David comes full circle for her Opera Atelier debut
“It’s a dream come true to be performing in this show.” Soprano Anna-Julia David
How playwright Kat Sandler found a Wildwoman (three, actually) beneath a Disney fairytale
Kat Sandler’s Wildwoman proves “how real-life history really is stranger than fiction”.
S.E. Grummett discusses the absurd, accessible “one-two punch” of their award-winning show “Something in the Water”
“If I can make you laugh, then I’m one step closer to having you see from my perspective.” S.E. Grummett