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Jul 18, 2014 Video: Don't Get My Valley Up! A rap from Stone Fence Theatre's new musicalStone Fence Theatre, the Ottawa Valley musical theatre company known mainly for its history- and heritage-related material, has surprised itself, releasing a rap video online. |
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Jul 7, 2014  Polymer DanceThe F Word The F Word speaks to members of Polymer Dance -- a Vancouver-based contemporary dance performing group and class about public space, accessibility in movement and the democratization of dance. |
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Nov 18, 2012  Performing arts in schools and success in lifeHolly Adams The importance of performing arts in schools for academic success, adult work success and human success. |
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Sep 15, 2012 Mask-making: Aquaplast (with a link to cool research)Holly Adams Tips on how to make masks with Aquaplast, along with some reflections on why that's a good idea |
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Aug 28, 2012  Tips for mask-making: Manila foldersHolly Adams Some tips for making masks out of manila folders -- technically an OFFICE supply, so they are still in the school budget! |
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Aug 17, 2012 Tips for Mask-making: Papier MacheHolly Adams A brief but concise how-to for maing masks out of papier mache (paper mache). |
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Jul 20, 2012  Theatre workshops and kids with autism= awesomeHolly Adams A look at what a great tool and fun opportunity theatre can be for kids "on the spectrum." |
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Jul 13, 2012 Clowning: Some what, some why and a little history, part twoHolly Adams In keeping with my recent theme Performance as Protest (this is fourth), I look at clowning and early Islam. |
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Jul 6, 2012 Clowning: Some what, some why, a little history -- Part oneHolly Adams Still on the themes of community and protest, this is part one of a brief look at clowning in Afghanistan (and other silk road countries). |
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Jun 29, 2012  Arts in Community: Creating a smoother process flowHolly Adams Tips on making the process for group performance, pageant, or presentation go more smoothly. |
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Jun 22, 2012  Performance and protestHolly Adams A brief look at performance as protest, and a few of its many forms. |
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Jun 15, 2012  Workshop openers for clowns and civiliansHolly Adams Two great openers for workshops where you need to get people out of the box. |
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Jun 8, 2012  In praise of piratesHolly Adams Reflections on the importance of pirates and sword fighting for girls! |
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Jun 1, 2012 Theatre of Discovery and Transform: Borrowing from the BalineseHolly Adams Using Balinese ideas as springboards for creating or reflecting on performance pieces. |
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Apr 2, 2012  Help Camps Breakerz of Gaza build a new homePam Bailey By giving as little as $10, and then encouraging your network to do the same, you can help re-build and equip the practice and workshop "home" of the Strip's only breakdance group. |
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Mar 26, 2012 'Hockey Days': Raffi scores with new song on hockeyRaffi On March 26, award-winning singer/songwriter Raffi offers something new: a song celebrating hockey! |
 Sins Invalidrabblepedia The theatre troupe uses performance to express their experiences with disability and sexuality |
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Mar 6, 2012  In Les Demimondes, Prostitution Herself confronts whore stigmaSarah Mann In Toronto last weekend and coming to Montréal at the end of the month, Les Demimondes brings Prostitution Herself to the stage to confront sex worker misrepresentation. |
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Feb 27, 2012  Have I grown up yet? 'Neverbloomers' explores adulthoodCathi Bond Montreal filmmaker Sharon Hyman's autobiographical documentary Neverbloomers: The Search for Grownuphood is a compelling piece of work exploring questions about what it means to grow up. |
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Feb 22, 2012 'Blue Dragon' explores globalization and Canadian cultureRobert Lepage's enchanting play "Blue Dragon" examines the important cultural-normative question that contemporary globalization presents to us. |
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Nov 24, 2011  Committing Theatre revisits Canada's radical theatre rootsMichael Wheeler Committing Theatre contributes new facts and context to some of the more noteworthy groups in Canadian political theatre. |
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Sep 23, 2011 Toronto artists, business leaders speak out against proposed Ford budget cutsJeannine M. Pitas Mayor attacks culture: 'If we were to try to save a department store by shuttering the windows, no one would come in. The same is true of Toronto -- if we shutter the windows, no one will come in.' |
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Aug 26, 2011 Wayne and Shuster's cultural nation-buildingAs part of its 75th anniversary, the CBC is showing an hour this Sunday of old Wayne and Shuster comedy material. They appeared for almost 50 years, first on radio; then they made the leap to TV. |
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Apr 13, 2011 Theatre: A bewitching Midsummer Night's Dream in TorontoCara Waterfall A minimalist approach that is the ideal contrast to the comedy's froth and fury. The vision allows the play's treatment of tyranny, and romantic tomfoolery to shine. |
