Category Archives: the canadian stage company
A Little Lemoine for Toronto
stewart lemoine photo by andrew macdonald-smith Aieeeeeee! Hold on to your britches, Toronto, tonight, at the Berkeley Street Theatre (26 Berkeley Street, Toronto) as part of the Canadian Stage Festival of New Ideas and Creation … Continue reading
The Middle Place of Humility and Hope
akosua amo-adem photo by aviva armour ostroff In 2007 Toronto-based actor and playwright Andrew Kushnir was approached by Project Humanity, an incorporated not for profit organization that raises awareness of social issues through the arts with a strong emphasis on … Continue reading
St. Carmen of the Main: A Study on Form and Content
jackie richardson photo by bruce zinger At the Opening Night gala for Canadian Stage’s current production of Saint Carmen of the Main director Peter Hinton spoke about how playwright Michel Tremblay originally wrote this play in 1976 in support of … Continue reading
Holy Krapp! Canadian Stage’s Bold New Direction
ryan hollyman, ashley wright, ngozi paul photo by bruce zinger In July 1971 a dozen theatre professionals met at Stanley House in Quebec’s Gaspé as guests of the Canada Council where they developed the Gaspé Manifesto, which sought to advocate … Continue reading
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