One of the ways we’ve been keeping ourselves and others safe during these days of COVID-19 is wearing masks. Masks have become a topic of controversy, debate and protest—but I want to talk about masks from a creative perspective. As a means of self-expression, creating wearable art/fashion accessory and having fun. When it became evidentContinue reading “DIY mask design”
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Interview: Lizzie Violet & her Stay the Fuck Home blog series
Lizzie Violet. Photo by Zoltan Hawryluk. Everyone has their own way of dealing with today’s new normal of staying home and following physical distancing guidelines—and we’re all finding the need to develop new routines and methods of navigating everyday tasks and errands in a pseudo war-time environment, with standard items like toilet paper, handContinue reading “Interview: Lizzie Violet & her Stay the Fuck Home blog series”
Toronto Fringe: Wedding planning mayhem & big LOLs in Morro & Jasp: Save the Date
Heather Marie Annis (Morro) & Amy Lee (Jasp). Photo by Alex Nirta. Jasp is getting hitched and you’re invited to come along as she and Morro get ready for the wedding! Our favourite clown sisters are back at Toronto Fringe, this time with Morro & Jasp: Save the Date. Created and performed by Amy LeeContinue reading “Toronto Fringe: Wedding planning mayhem & big LOLs in Morro & Jasp: Save the Date”
Toronto Fringe: Take a moment to play in the Shed in Monologues for Nobody
Late yesterday afternoon, I stopped by the Fringe Club (Honest Ed’s Parking lot – Bathurst/Bloor) to experience Jordan Mechano’s Monologues for Nobody, one of several Shed Shows on offer at this year’s Toronto Fringe. When I say “experience,” I mean this is DIY theatre acted by you, for you. There’s a list of 20 monologuesContinue reading “Toronto Fringe: Take a moment to play in the Shed in Monologues for Nobody”
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