If you’re a French-speaking Ontario teen with some Molière in your soul, then directors Guy Mignault and Pierre Simpson want […]
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In an interview with SesayArts, Canadian performer Sunday Muse discusses her prolific career as a stage and voice actor as well as her hilarious new web series Backseat with P and J–and offers sage advice to aspiring performers!
If you’re a Toronto resident, nothing says summer like watching Shakespeare under the stars in High Park. Since last year,
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When he first began piano lessons as a child, could Noam Lemish ever have imagined that he’d one day play
In 1997, painter/filmmaker John Christie and poet/art critic and Booker Prize-winning novelist John Berger began a conversation about the nature
When you were a child, did your parents read you the story of Max, the disobedient child who is sent
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