Lizzie Violet—photo by Anna Lozyk Romeo Happy International Women’s Day! Today’s post is an interview with an incredibly talented, hard-working, gutsy and generous woman in the Toronto arts scene. Lizzie Violet is a writer, spoken word artist and horror aficionado—that “dark little girl with the crooked grin” who took her finely tuned, quirky sense ofContinue reading “Interview: Lizzie Violet”
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Delight & devastation in deeply moving, insightful & brutally honest Pyaasa
“Life isn’t easy, Chaya … but you have to believe in it.” – Pyassa, by Anusree Roy Theatre Passe Muraille (TPM) opened its remount of Anusree Roy’s Dora award-winning one-woman play Pyaasa in the Backspace last night. Directed by Thomas Morgan Jones and originally produced in 2008 to sold-out houses, the Pyaasa remount is partContinue reading “Delight & devastation in deeply moving, insightful & brutally honest Pyaasa”
life with more cowbell 