Amanda Campbell

A young Iraqi boy wearing a striped shirt looks in awe as a yellow and green bird puppet flies out of his open book.

The Book of Ashes is Startling in its Relevance

Amanda Campbell April 20, 2025

In Canadian playwright Emil Sher’s play The Book of...

Two Iraqi women are loading up a milk crate with library books. They look very serious about their work.

The Book of Ashes: On Saving History & Culture At All Cost

Amanda Campbell April 18, 2025

Halifax Theatre for Young People opened their production of...

Megan Follows as 12 year old Anne Shirley, a thin orphan with red hair in braids, sitting at a Victorian train station with her carpet bag.

There Would Be No TWISI Without the CBC

Amanda Campbell April 2, 2025

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation gave me my foundational interest...

🇨🇦 World Theatre Day: My God Is It Ever The Time to Invest in Canadian Plays 🇨🇦

Amanda Campbell March 27, 2025

This World Theatre Day I am, once again, standing...

Juliet, a sweet looking plus sized girl with brown hair sits on a very pink bed in a red bathing suit hugging her diary to her chest.

Be Not Fortune’s Fool: Don’t Miss Fat Juliet at Alderney Landing Theatre

Amanda Campbell March 21, 2025

Stevey Hunter’s play Fat Juliet is a contemporary reimagining...

A very green photograph of a very large flytrap plant with its mouth open menacing a very small nerdy human man named Seymour, who is lying on the floor trying to get away.

Little Shop of Horrors Feels More Political in 2025 But Just as Much Fun

Amanda Campbell March 20, 2025

If you are looking for a fun escape from...