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Continue reading →: St George’s Day ?Some nifty facts, and very cool visuals, about St. George, as well as some common phrases that came from Shakespeare plays, from soprano/Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS) student Charlotte Hoather. Thanks, Charlotte! Charlotte Hoather Happy St. George’s Day. My Mum asked if I was putting a photo together for St…
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Continue reading →: Guest blogger’s report on “Rabbit Hole” Talback, April 20
Originally posted on The Alumnae Theatre Company's Blog: I was out of town for the traditional second-Sunday post-matinee Talkback, so this report is courtesy of guest blogger Pona Tran, who has worked as Assistant Stage Manager on a couple of Alumnae Theatre Company productions (The Trojan Women and Cosî) as…
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Continue reading →: New Show Announcement!
Originally posted on KAT LEONARD (Kat & The MP3): Amsterdam Bicycle Club 54 The Esplanade, Toronto Ontario Thursday April 24th 9:00-11:30pm $6 Come enjoy Heather Hill, Innersha, Angela Saini, Guy Stefan, Matt Gerber, Prescilla and me as we give you a Positive music experience! Get it? 🙂 Check out more…
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Continue reading →: ‘the brawl of the kiss’
Originally posted on TOpoet: Noir’s spring show was a veritable shower of talent that was barely contained by the Central stage – in fact at points it wasn’t. Feature Regina Dentata, did three teasing burlesque routines at 3 different points during the evening – making sure the audience temperature stayed…
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Continue reading →: Photo shoot with Lisa MacIntosh
Had so much fun on Saturday, spending the early afternoon with photographer Lisa MacIntosh and makeup artist Rebecca Kupferstein up in the Studio at Alumnae Theatre for my white tie and tails vintage photo shoot. Inspired by Lisa’s shoot with actress Kate Drummond, who sported a fab vintage look, as…
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Continue reading →: “Rabbit Hole” opens on Friday!
Originally posted on The Alumnae Theatre Company's Blog: David Lindsay-Abaire (don’t sneer – he was born David Abaire in working-class South Boston, but he and his wife, an actress formerly known as Christine Lindsay, both use the hyphenated surname) won the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for Rabbit Hole. This…
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Continue reading →: Riveting, jarringly honest & moving – EN(LIVE)N Productions’ Frozen
Last night, I saw the final preview performance of EN(LIVE)N Productions’ run of Bryony Lavery’s Frozen, directed by Andrew Freund, at The Box Toronto – and it was a gripping, poignant and thought-provoking trip. The stage is set with seating for the audience along the length of the intimate space,…
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Continue reading →: Part One: A Museum Retrospective of Sculptor Mark Adair
Originally posted on Patrick Jenkins Animation: New entry on my blog at Film Annex: Part One: A Museum Retrospective of Sculptor Mark Adair! Please click here to read it! It’s Part One of an essay I did when I curated a retrospective of Adair’s work at the Rodman Hall Art Gallery…
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