Kai’s Tea Eggs is an inclusive love letter to author Karina Zhou’s younger and less confident self
“I like to think that I made this story as a love letter to my younger self.” Interview with author-illustrator Karina Zhou
Rising-star filmmaker Gursimran Datla builds a career to watch
Filmmaker Gursimran Datla builds a career to watch through staggeringly diverse, always-relevant industry work
Choi and Bautista’s “Love You Wrong Time” pops up across Toronto to make audiences laugh, then think
“The ethos of our show is to make people laugh… then make them think.” Deanna H. Choi and Maddie Bautista debut “Love You Wrong Time”
Lizzie Pawsey: The teen British singer-songwriter is on the rise
Interview with rising star British teen singer-songwriter, Lizzie Pawsey
Art Spin’s Public Sweat is now the hot topic in art
Interview with Art Spin’s Layne Hinton and Rui Pimenta about Public Sweat
Stage Centre Productions’ CAMILLE takes on the man’s world of 19th-century Paris
“With a stellar design team and talented cast, director O’Neal has developed a thought-provoking production…” Review of Neil Bartlett’s CAMILLE
Mime and “Metamorphoses 2023”: Director Michele Smith breaks down Theatre Smith-Gilmour’s bold new Ovid adaptation
“For Theatre Smith-Gilmour, Metamorphoses is our return to the source. We’re creating our own contemporary theatre of illusion and magic…” Interview with Michele Smith, METAMORPHOSES 2023
Ellora Patnaik: The multifaceted artist and animal rights advocate takes the Shaw Festival stage in Why Not Theatre’s Mahabharata
“The production will be ‘visually stunning and a delight to the ear’.” Ellora Patnaik on Why Not Theatre’s MAHABHARATA
Inside “Anahita’s Republic”: Actor Sama Mousavi in conversation with SesayArts
“The story is about women’s life in Iran, the freedom they don’t have and their fight for change.” Interview with Sama Mousavi, ANAHITA’S REPUBLIC
Benjamin Lefebvre discusses his YA debut novel “In the Key of Dale” with a kindred spirit at SesayArts
“I wanted to write the novel I wish I’d been able to read when I was a teenager…” Interview with Canadian author and scholar Benjamin Lefebvre