About 80 theatre folk in DC are getting together to discuss the TDF’s much-discussed study Outrageous Fortune, the Like and … More
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The Southern Mothers make me happy
New York’s (by way of Chicago) Southern Mothers (the cats that brought us the Steppenwolf love poem Tracy Letts a … More
Stella Adler clears up any confusion
Heading for home
End of the year guest post: The return of Ian Mackenzie
Ian Mackenzie is the marketing director of Toronto’s Praxis Theatre, and has been a trailblazer in the theatre corner of … More
Talking Point
What people really want in the theater is fantasy involvement and not reality involvement. Edward Albee
Theatre adventures
Guest blogger Jessica Van der Veen on her recent trip to Europe and bumping into a Canadian legend. I haven’t … More
Looking to the next generation for the survival of theatre
Further to the post the other day on his question “what have you done to save theatre today”, Travis from … More
A Posthumous Letter to Sarah Kane
Dear Sarah, I’ve been meaning to write you for some time now, as you’ve been on my thoughts quite a … More
Well, that was fun. What’s next?
And so the (finally) sunny West Coast bids a fond adieu to Mag North (or ‘Canada’s National Festival of Contemporary … More
Fringe Marketing
With Mag North behind us, our festival thoughts turn towards the country’s un-juried festival circuit: the Fringe is on its … More
A Concordance of Conditions
From the twenty-five first This One Goes to Eleven interviews: In one word, describe your present condition. Anxious Buzzing Charged … More
The Art of the Business, Part 4 – Repeat After Me: “Facebook is my Friend”
For a downloadable or streaming audio podcast of this article, click here. You could not possibly be a bigger holdout … More
This One Goes to Eleven: Cynnamon Schreinert
Certainly one of the hardest working women in Vancouver show business, Cynnamon is an actor/photographer/writer/publicist, whose boutique PR and communications … More
Time Flies When You’re Having Fun
One Year In. Wow. It’s been an entire year since The Next Stage made its first entrance. Glancing back over … More
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