The remarkable journey of Ontario’s Stratford Festival
From humble origins to global acclaim
Tag: Theatre
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People from under-represented communities take centre stage
Facilitators say the experience has given them a new perspective on telling stories through drama
From stage to sound: seniors’ theatre company turns plays into podcasts
Edmonton troupe finds a creative way to keep performing during pandemic
Brain science and theatre background provide a unique perspective
Professor’s experimental approach explores science, technology, society and the environment
Spending Thanksgiving with Rumpole of the Bailey
Leo McKern transforms into the barrister with personality, magnificent inflection and dry wit
Director examines colonization in production of classical play
Actor, playwright, director, producer Reneltta Arluk returns to U of A as first Indigenous woman to direct on Timms Centre’s main stage
Three political dramas worth watching
Think of them as a form of therapy, a way of easing back to everyday life while still experiencing the atmospherics of the political arena
The many voices of Doug de Nance
Voice artist, skybox announcer and on-the-floor host of live events across the globe
Is intolerance doing permanent damage to artistic integrity?
Special interest groups demanding a say in casting choices flies in the face of diversity and freedom of expression
Stratford offers cultural and culinary feasts
From world-class theatre to fine food to fascinating history to micro breweries and distilleries, you’ll find plenty to enjoy in this southwest Ontario city