The Quotable Sayak: “If you miss Soulpepper’s A Christmas Carol, you’ll regret it!”
Review by Sayak, aka Young Scrooge You’ve read A Christmas Carol before. And you love it. Well, […]
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Soulpepper Family Festival is on–and “you have to go!” ~ Arpita Ghosal
Confession: my children have never seen a Soulpepper production. And my children’s music teacher, the performer Kyla Cook, has compounded
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The Quotable Sayak: “Jacob Two-Two Meets the Hooded Fang is THE holiday show for YOU”
Review by Sayak, (2+2+2) x 2 years old (almost) On November 18, my family and I went to see
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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
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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
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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.
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These Young Ruffians are not “strictly Shakespeare” — by Sayani S-G and Arpita Ghosal
Walk into Toronto’s Withrow Park, and you’ll see and hear the expected: spirited children engaging in summer-camp activities, happy dogs
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SesayArts in Conversation: Gemini-Award-winning Sarah Murphy-Dyson on teachers, tiaras and Truman Capote
Sarah Murphy-Dyson is one of the most acclaimed Canadian actors to emerge onto the theatre scene in recent years. She currently stars in a double-bill of two George F. Walker plays, Parents Night/The Bigger Issue at Toronto’s Theatre Passe Muraille.
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Multilayered Emily’s Piano: Evocative and Resonant
Like the notes of the piano score that begin and end the play, the many themes in Emily’s Piano will resonate and linger long after the curtain, and prompt the quiet reflection that comes from lots of “thinking”.