Go, go, go to the OPO! ~ Arpita Ghosal
November 28 will be a be a history-making day for the Ontario Pops Orchestra: their first performance. Ever. What began […]
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Theatre
SesayArts in Conversation with Leslie Dala: Julie is “a stunning 21st century setting of a landmark 19th century play”
If you want something done, give it to a busy person, right? Well, this is certainly true of sought-after conductor
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Les Zinspirés “gives youth a voice”: SesayArts in Conversation with Guy Mignault
If you’re a French-speaking Ontario teen with some Molière in your soul, then Guy Mignault wants to shine a spotlight
Music & Opera
Ashlie Corcoran is bringing power to the young people, operatically ~ Arpita Ghosal
Quick… what comes to mind when you think of children and opera? If you see anything in your mind’s eye,
Music & Opera
“Improvisation is a musical language”: SesayArts in Conversation with Roberto Rosenman ~ Arpita Ghosal
Writing an introduction to this interview with Roberto Rosenman has required a feat of focus. Every time I resume my
Music & Opera
“It is a wonderful and maybe a dangerous thing”: Rachel Mercer on EMIC’s new CD ~ Arpita Ghosal
“It is a wonderful and maybe a dangerous thing”: Rachel Mercer on EMIC’s just-released CD, its launch concert & their upcoming performances
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The Quotable Sayak: “If you can snag tickets…do so IMMEDIATELY!” ~ Sayak S-G
YPT double-bill inspires doubly-thoughtful reviews of Baobab and Hana’s Suitcase from impressed 11 year-old
Music & Opera
SesayArts in Conversation: socially-conscious Van Halst has style and substance ~ Arpita Ghosal
Kami Van Halst has integrity to spare. And, as will soon become obvious, she doesn’t lack for grit, either. When
Music & Opera
La Traviata brings Thomas Goerz “home” to COC ~ Arpita Ghosal
La Traviata brings acclaimed Canadian bass-baritone Thomas Goerz “home” to COC ~ Arpita Ghosal
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Allen MacInnis discusses the inspiration, intensity–and impact–of YPT as it celebrates 50 years ~ Arpita Ghosal
Artistic Director Allen MacInnis hopes that for those who visit YPT this year for the first time, the play will resonate long after the final curtain and become a habit.