For the COC’s Aaron Sheppard, performing for young and old is just…second nature
The thing about opera is…it’s an art form that’s impossible to categorize. On the one hand, it’s been around for […]
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Sayak Saturdays: Bruno Mars’ “24K Magic,” Reviewed!
The Quotable Sayak has spoken! What does he have to say about Bruno Mars’ newest release “24K Magic”? Lots! News
Theatre
Les Zinspirés: cinq sur cinq demystifies theatre for youth
Whoever said youth is wasted on the young never met Guy Mignault, the recently-retired artistic director of Théâtre français de
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Sayak Saturdays: DIY Pumpkin Spice Latte
This is the final video in The Quotable Sayak‘s series “Starbucks Copycat Recipes.” A detailed recipe for each of the delicious
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Steffi D’s back at Soulpepper and pondering Pringles, prairie oysters and telltale Polaroids…
In speaking with Steffi DiDomenicantonio—aka Steffi D— it’s easy to see why Albert Schultz would snap her up. She’s winning
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The Living Room Project offers classical concerts–with the comfort of home
Who among us hasn’t performed in front of the bathroom mirror with a hairbrush-microphone in hand? Or done an impromptu
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Asha brims eternal with Soulpepper’s first-ever Diwali Festival
The lights at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts will shine especially bright this week when Soulpepper celebrates Diwali!
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Darren Sigesmund is cooking with Jazz!
When Darren Sigesmund compares cooking to jazz improv, take note. As a professional trombonist and a professional chef, he’s uniquely qualified to
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Patricia Cano delivers in The (Post) Mistress! ~ Arpita Ghosal
Patricia Cano plays the hilarious and heartwarming Marie-Louise Painchaud, the Métis post mistress who minds the village’s sole post office . . . along with everyone else’s business in Tomson Highway’s The (Post) Mistress.
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COC’s Free Concert Series offers a world of music ~ Arpita Ghosal
The noon hour is about to improve: the COC’s always-diverse Free Concert Series returns on September 27, opening with a concert by mezzo-soprano Emily D’Angelo and fellow artists of the COC Ensemble Studio