Moya O’Connell makes a magnetic turn in “The Sound Inside”
“It affected me on a visceral level and left me breathless.” Moya O’Connell on Adam Rapp’s “The Sound Inside”
Lisa Marie DiLiberto wants you to know the amazing JUNIOR festival is for EVERYONE!
JUNIOR is an “adventure for kids”. Interview with Lisa Marie DiLiberto, co-curator of the international children’s festival, JUNIOR
Bone Cage won’t let go – even after you depart the Assembly Theatre
Review of BONE CAGE, directed by Cass Van Wyck and on stage at The Assembly Theatre
Romeo Candido: The multi-talented artist behind the musical Prison Dancer
“The musical ultimately serves as a reflection on the human experience and portrays the ability to overcome adversity through art and community.” Romeo Candido on his new musical “Prison Dancer”
Veronica Antipolo – A storyteller committed to amplifying diverse stories
“Everyone has a story, and every story is valuable.” Interview with Storyteller Veronica Antipolo
Bass-baritone Alex Halliday is a rising star of Canadian opera
“Every day, opera gives me the opportunity to better learn how to express my own humanity and hopefully speak to someone’s soul in the process.” Interview with COC Ensemble Studio member Alex Halliday
Jenny Kay Dupuis’ “Heart Berry Bling” conjures the beauty of family and the injustice of the Indian Act
Interview with Jenny Kay Dupuis about her new picture book, Heart Berry Bling
Discover the magic of nature through the eyes of a young Kwantlen girl in Joseph Dandurand’s “The Girl Who Loved the Birds”
“A beautiful book about the intrinsic connection between nature and cultural traditions, The Girl who Loved the Birds will delight readers.” Interview with multi-award-winning Joseph Dandurand
There’s something for everyone, everywhere: Founder Jael Richardson unFOLDs the 2023 Festival of Literary Diversity
Interview with author Jael Richardson about the Festival of Literary Diversity (FOLD)
Pamela Mala Sinha centres Bengali immigrants and created family in Necessary Angel’s “New”
Interview with Pamela Mala Sinha about NEW, about a community of three Bengali couples living in 1970s Winnipeg