Michael Gates talks “Hollywood in the Yukon” with SesayArts Magazine
Interview with Michael Gates about his new book, Hollywood in the Klondike which details the surprise discovery of silent films buried beneath the permafrost of Dawson City.
Together We Drum, Our Hearts Beat as One: A conversation with debut author Willie Poll
“I didn’t intend on ever writing a children’s book, but I awoke from a dream of women in red dresses, and I began writing.” Interview with Willie Poll about her debut picturebook
With Beautiful Renegades, choreographer Peggy Baker reflects on the past to pave a way forward
Interview with Peggy Baker about the final production of Peggy Baker Projects, Beautiful Renegades at The Theatre Centre
Talking TIFA with Roland Gulliver: It’s back, in person, and packed with spectacular authors and events
“The joy of the job is that it continually surprises, with books that take your breath away, audiences’ reactions to events, the books you discover through the year.” Interview with TIFA’s director Roland Gulliver
“I Love the Smell of Gasoline”: Creator-performer Claren Grosz tells SesayArts why
Interview with Claren Grosz about her new solo show debuting at Rutas Festival
Creativity loves constraint: Real Canaan Theatre mounts a sparse, brilliantly modern Merchant of Venice
Review of Real Canaan Theatre’s debut production, The Merchant of Venice at Red Sandcastle Theatre
Making things happen with art: Leanne Prain cracks open The Creative Instigator’s Handbook
Interview with author and community builder Leanne Prain
“Community is the antidote to perfectionism”: Creator Gillian Clark unpacks the immersive Trojan Girls and the Outhouse of Atreus
“I write plays to talk about the way the world is, but I aim to come together and practice, even in small imperfect ways, the way we want the world to be.” Interview with playwright Gillian Clark
Laura Ramoso’s hilarious FRANCES: how can a “solo show” feature so many memorable characters?
“FRANCES is a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud tour de force. Ramoso is a dynamic and fascinating performer.” Review of Laura Ramoso’s solo comedy show, FRANCES