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Continue reading →: Art meets poetry meets music @ Urban Gallery
A lovely, moving, entertaining and inspiring afternoon of art, poetry and music at Urban Gallery yesterday for the final day of Brenda Clew’s Poempaintings exhibit, and the Poet, Painter, Beggar, Thief poetry salon, hosted by artist/poet Jennifer Hosein. The poetry salon featured (in alphabetical order): Norman Allan (who I believe…
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Continue reading →: The life of a difficult marriage in four scenes – Letters To Saint Rita @ Red Sandcastle Theatre
The end. The beginning. The middle. Now. Four stages in the evolution of Sonja and Frank’s relationship, played out over seven years of life, love and marriage in Theatre Rattlebag’s production of Michael Ripley’s Letters To Saint Rita – running now at Red Sandcastle Theatre. The play’s title inspired by…
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Continue reading →: Playing Around: the importance of Play!
Originally posted on Patrick Jenkins Animation: New entry on my Blog at Film Annex: Playing Around: the importance of Play. Please click here to read it! It’s about….well….the importance of play when you’re making art! I talk about the approach I used for my movies: Man Versus Geometry Tara’s Dream Amoeba…
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Continue reading →: Hilarious, frank & real – grown-ups dealing the best they can in Sex After Kids
A father/adult daughter conversation that ventures into TMI territory – for both of them. A date between two single parents that ends with a note that reads: “I’m really really sorry for drugging you.” A couple with an infant and a non-existent sex life are both tempted to stray. These…
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Originally posted on Lizzie Violet: I’m a wee bit behind in getting this post up. I’m still working through the aftermath of how busy January was. I’m not complaining, just need to get all my ducks back in a row! Here is what is coming up! Lizzie Violet’s Cabaret Noir…
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Continue reading →: Big Maggie: Toronto theatre student learns about his Irish roots through role
Originally posted on Toronto Irish Players: Conor Murphy, left, with his on stage brother, as they prepare for their father’s funeral. Conor Murphy who plays Mick Polpin, Maggies’s youngest son, became interested in acting and performing at a young age. At sixteen he had a part on a one act play at…
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Continue reading →: A world on a stage – scenic work on The Lady’s Not For Burning @ Alumnae Theatre
Hey all – As promised, here’s the slideshow extravaganza of the work for my recent scenic artist gig on Alumnae Theatre’s production of The Lady’s Not For Burning (designed by Ed Rosing). Shouts to: Building crew: Master carpenter Mike Peck, with additional construction by Cody Boyd, Paul Cotton, Gord Peck,…
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Continue reading →: “The Lady’s Not For Burning” Talkback, Feb 2
Originally posted on The Alumnae Theatre Company's Blog: Cast of “The Lady’s Not For Burning”. BACK ROW:Chris Coculuzzi (Thomas), Ian Orr (Matthew Skipps), Christopher Kelk (Mayor Tyson), Rob Candy (Tappercoom), Paul Cotton (Humphrey), Chris Whidden (Richard).FRONT ROW: Andrea Brown (Jennet), Elsbeth McCall (Alizon), Carol McLennan (Margaret), Peter Higginson (The Chaplain).NOT…
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Continue reading →: Titanic mystery & intrigue in Amicus Productions’ haunting, twisting Scotland Road
Amicus Productions explores the romance, mystery and tragedy of the Titanic in its production of Jeffrey Hatcher’s Scotland Road, directed by Victoria Shepherd. “The Titanic – a symbol of arrogance, glamour and tragedy – has captured the imagination and passion of generations … Scotland Road tells the story of a…
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