Monthly Archives: September 2010
Blasted Will Blow You Away
michelle monteith photo by omer yukseker The story of the how the British theatre critics reviled, condemned and sought to decimate Sarah Kane’s first play Blasted in 1995, dismissing it as being “utterly without artistic merit,” and accusing her of … Continue reading
You Are Scared
tabitha keast photo by karen braaten Toronto’s Alumnae Theatre was founded in 1919 by women graduates of the University of Toronto, at a time when Torontonians had little opportunity to see theatre of any kind. The Little Theatre Movement, as … Continue reading
Alabanza
jackie burroughs I think for most little girls growing up on the East Coast, there is something quite mythic and irresistibly alluring about Avonlea. When I was very small, before I knew the name Lucy Maud Montgomery, every Sunday evening, … Continue reading
[title of show] rocks hard with only four chairs
jayme armstrong, justin bott, shelley simester and mark allan The idea is one that a great many of us have encountered at one time or another, while working on a grade school French sketch, writing a puppet show at summer … Continue reading
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