- Burning Out His Fuse Up Here Alone
- Kelly Bedard
Paramount's Rocketman is a bold, sentimental, messy, complex, obvious, colourful contradiction. If t… Read More
- Hannah's Bachelor Scale
- Kelly Bedard
I Love Hannah Brown. I'm into this Bachelorette season like I haven't been into this branch of t… Read More
- I Finished Infinite Jest
- Kelly Bedard
It took me 18 months and three weeks. Nearly 19 months is a long time, a tough pill to swallow fo… Read More
- Ending Game of Thrones
- Vyasar Ganesan
Well, this is it. The series is done. I started writing these articles in 2016, right before season… Read More
- Grey's Anatomy, The Privilege of Time, and the Death of Shondaland's For the People
- Kelly Bedard
I’ve been thinking a lot about Grey’s Anatomy lately. That show,... Read More
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Burning Out His Fuse Up Here Alone
By Kelly Bedard // Cinema
Paramount’s Rocketman is a bold, sentimental, messy, complex, obvious, colourful contradiction. If that sounds to you like a bad movie, you normally wouldn’t be wrong. But this is a movie …
Musician Spotlight Series: Catherine Maclellan
By Kelly Bedard // Music
The Musician Spotlight Series shines a light on up-and-coming bands and solo acts creating heartfelt and original work across genres, giving them an opportunity to talk about their music, their …
The Rise and Fall of Dataman
By Dom Harvey // Theatre (Toronto)
Award-winning comedian Ian McIntyre blends the relatable and the absurd in his new revue, The Rise and Fall of Dataman, running for two nights at The Bad Dog Theatre. In …
What do gamers expect from video game studios?
By Lauren Webb // Games
In many cases, people forget the fact that video games are a business and nothing else for video game developers as well as the gamers themselves. Therefore most simply focus …
LookUp Theatre’s 1855 Toronto Circus Riot
By Dom Harvey // Theatre (Toronto)
If you want drunken debauchery, raucous theatrics, or just a good old street fight, Sterling Road isn’t your first destination. That changed this week as Angela’s Murdoch’s 1855 Toronto Circus Riot …
Eifman Ballet’s Tchaikovsky: PRO et CONTRA
By Kymberley Feltham // Theatre (Toronto)
Celebrated Russian choreographer Boris Eifman brings to life the story of composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893), and it is a tale of beauty and tragedy. Eifman, inspired by the composer’s …
At the Carolina Opry
By Lauren Webb // Music
Millions of people visit Myrtle Beach every year, and it’s easy to see why. You can spend hour after hour on the beach without tiring of the waves, and there’s …
The Heavyweight Division is Wide Open
By Lauren Webb // Sports
Saturday night was meant to be the start of Anthony Joshua dominating America. Madison Square Garden was full and the scene was set. However, it was the fairytale ending for …
Movies (& TV) to Learn By (& From)
By Lauren Webb // Cinema
There are some movies that make you think and wonder for a long time, there are some films you can watch only once, and there are some filmed stories which …
The Empathetic Importance of Allowed “Second Act-ing”
By Kelly Bedard // Theatre
One of the most impactful experiences I’ve ever had in a theatre came at, of all things, the recent Broadway run of SpongeBob SquarePants: The Musical. I was in New …
The TSO plays “Modern Broadway”
By Kelly Bedard // Music
When conductor Steven Reineke led the Toronto Symphony Orchestra through the Phantom of the Opera overture to kick off Monday night’s performance of “Modern Broadway”- the first of four performances …
Bad Dog’s COMBUSTION, 2019
By Amy Strizic // Theatre (Toronto)
The Bad Dog Theatre Company performed their annual comedy festival, COMBUSTIONfestival, from May 27-June 1, to great success and lots of laughs. The festival is a “week-long comedy party” that …
Hannah’s Bachelor Scale
By Kelly Bedard // TV
I Love Hannah Brown. I’m into this Bachelorette season like I haven’t been into this branch of the franchise in quite some time. I know they don’t necessarily cast with …
RISER, 2019: Guilty by Association’s 1991
By Mark Kreder // Theatre (Toronto)
After having some time to digest 1991, I don’t think it would be right to say I enjoyed it. Instead, I will say I was affected by it, moved by …
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