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Continue reading →: Second City serves up the fun with a trippy mashup of holiday classics in Twist Your DickensEver wonder where the misfit toys went after Santa took them off the island? How about that original ending to A Charlie Brown Christmas that the network execs didn’t want you to see? And how Oliver Twist became an activist? Wonder no more, my friends. For this holiday season, Second…
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Continue reading →: A little holiday magic with some big Foley fun in delightful It’s A Wonderful LifeSoulpepper added an extra bit of cheer to its holiday programming this year with its production of Philip Grecian’s adaptation of Frank Capra’s It’s A Wonderful Life, directed by Soulpepper Artistic Director Albert Schultz, assisted by Mumbi Tindyebwa Otu, and opening to a packed house at the Bluma Appel Theatre…
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Continue reading →: Live & Alive with Angela Saini’s uplifting, sweet sweet sounds @ The Cameron House
Angela Saini threw a big party at The Cameron House on Thursday night—and everyone was invited! Saini launched her Live and Alive CD to a standing room only crowd in the back room of the Toronto music venue; the album went global on Friday. Singer songwriter Paul Lamarche opened,…
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Continue reading →: FYI: Quote of the week has moved
Hey all – A quick FYI to let you know that I’ve moved Quote of the week to my words with cowbell site. Drop by for a visit sometime.
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Continue reading →: Love, loss & the struggle to avoid getting beached in the poignant, funny Paradise Comics
Filament Incubator closes its #8playsin8months season with Caitie Graham’s Paradise Comics, directed by Darwin Lyons. Graham developed Paradise Comics at the Tarragon Theatre’s Young Playwrights Unit, where she now acts as Assistant Writing Instructor. I caught the opening last night at Kensington Hall (in Kensington Market at 56C Kensington Ave.,…








