Sunday: Naughty girl Aaryn Is she as bad as it seems? Almost certainly. Wednesday: Three go on the block. Can Nick wiggle his way out? His vagueness cries “No!” Helen is there too. Moving company is pleased. A tear for Elissa. Thursday: No one gets along. A slice of America! Must I continue? Phone: ring […]
A Note From The Editor: We love Big Brother around these parts, but our newest writer is new to the show (she’s a lifelong Survivor devotee and a recovering viewer of Big Brother Canada‘s first season this past spring but she’s never tried out his favourite reality show’s weird agoraphobic cousin in its most famous […]
In North America for the first time as well as opening the first night of Toronto’s Luminato festival, The Life and Death of Marina Abramovic is a beautiful and strange marriage of opposites that might be lost on an audience distracted by their thirst for celebrity worship. The annual ten-day Canadian celebration of the performative […]
Much as I appreciate the founding principles behind “Winter at the Young”, it hasn’t lived up to its potential really at all. Considering the consistent strength of The Young Centre’s principal resident Soulpepper (which shares it’s Artistic Director with The Young Centre) and the great and/or decent success of its annual showcases The Global Cabaret […]
In honour of tomorrow night’s return of Mack Longpre’s Large Ensemble to the Toronto stage, we’re re-posting our Exclusive Interview with the prolific drummer/up-and-coming composer from his album release back in September. Read what he has to say, then be sure to stop by Gallery 345 on Saturday, March 2nd at 8pm to hear […]
Here’s a thing we think should be a bigger thing, so we’re telling you about it. BroCast News is essentially two young guys in suits sitting in a New York apartment with scotch and a video camera, recording their attempt at becoming a new pair of slightly sketchy Jon Stewarts for the ADD YouTube generation. […]
It’s been forever since we shared a Video of the Day so I thought I’d throw one your way; a My Music one, no less. You might not have heard of Mackenzie Longpre yet, but I assure you he’s among the best of all the people, specifically in the “hitting things with sticks” department. One […]
In the early weeks of May, as school came to an end for Boston University’s senior Theatre Arts majors, the performance spaces at the College of Fine Arts were filled with thesis projects. This year’s STAMP (senior theatre arts thesis productions) entries included Steven Adly Guirgis’ raucous Judas Iscariot, Phillip Berman’s The Last Confession of […]