Monthly Archives: November 2009
The Fight to Save Canadian Programming
sherry smith By Sherry Smith Growing up in the isolated northern town of Happy Valley – Goose Bay, Labrador, we had one channel – CBC – and my Dad worked for them! He was head of technical services and he … Continue reading
Rocking The Cradle is a Little Bit Rocky
didi gillard-rowlings, ruth lawrence (photo: justin hall) When a play freely adapted from Lorca begins with a gunshot, you know with almost one hundred percent certainty that the story is going to end badly. Such is the case with RCA … Continue reading
7 Stories Hasn’t Lost Its Edge
peter anderson as man, damien atkins as percy, melody a. johnson as jennifer, christopher hunt as al What is funny about a man in a bowler hat standing on the ledge of the 7th storey of an apartment building and … Continue reading
August: Osage County: EAT THE FISH, BITCH!
estelle parsons It seems as though lately Toronto’s stages are alive with world-class alcoholics. After entering Martha’s Dystopia in Nightwood Theatre’s production of That Face, I soon found myself in the equally gin sodden madhouse of Violet Weston in the … Continue reading
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