November 11, 2015
The Youth Assembly, now in its second year, is a free day-long performance arts conference just for arts-minded young people who hope to pursue a life or maybe a career immersed in and around the performing […]
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It’s all a cappella singing, but they’re “a band, not a choir,” says Brad Wells of his ensemble Roomful of Teeth. And a roomful is what it sounds like—a veritable throng of vocal styles, spanning […]
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A distinguished composer and vocalist, Gabriel Dharmoo mixes musical styles to create discourse and dialogue. He’s an artist interested not only in music, but in what it can represent, and how it can be used […]
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Here the adventurous spirit of the avant-garde meets the crowd-pleasing slapstick of circus comedy. Camille Boitel’s Association Immédiat is a company out to wow us; their raison d’être is to shake up our ideas about […]
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Rabih Mroué is an internationally acclaimed performer, visual artist, director and playwright. Video and photography play a part in his investigation of the ways in which we express ourselves, and the ways in which we […]
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In this cunning avant-garde piece, the subject at first appears to be love, but creator Daniel Fish has a few wild cards up his sleeve, and by the end we’ve experienced nothing less than a […]
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Indigenous playwright and performer Cliff Cardinal is one of the brightest-burning lights in Canadian theatre; he’s an energetic stage presence and a caustic and fearless writer. “Huff” is what you do with gasoline when you’re […]
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Liz Santoro and Pierre Godard have crafted a dance performance as pleasurable to contemplate as it is to watch. From the suspense of small movements to the eruption of sweeping motion, the show takes us […]
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