Salty Margarita Talks About Fiesta Latina Burlesque
One of Quebec’s only Latina burlesque troupe leaders, Salty Margarita, talks about the upcoming June show. [read on]
One of Quebec’s only Latina burlesque troupe leaders, Salty Margarita, talks about the upcoming June show. [read on]
Collaborative piece about utopia and memory. [read on]
Dane Stewart talks about the inspiration and method of his new play The History of Sexuality. [read on]
Léveillé talks about his works that have enjoyed an exceptional longevity and the heart of meaning in his work. [read on]
Sinj Karan reviews Marianne Ackerman’s new collection of short stories, “Mankind & Other Stories of Women”. [read on]
The events in Orlando are the latest manifestation of ongoing ignorance. Karan has a proposal how to address this ignorance in all its forms. [read on]
Reviews of Dramaking, Mutement, A Perfect Picture, the No Bull$#!% History of Invention, and Rocket to Fame [read on]
Shake, Love and Pasties Miss S, The Mysteries of the Unseen World of the Clavis Argentum, Saor (free), and Me The Queen and a Coconut reviewed. [read on]
Five shows reviewed by our team: Caisse 606, Bedrock Burlesque, Honesty Rents by the Hour, ATM the Musical, The Passage [read on]
Animated film praised for handling difficult topics suffers from its own prejudices and stereotypes. [read on]
Faerie is a first person narrative of this young girl who is burdened by the realities of growing up and the expectations that come with it. [read on]
Our authors offer their opinions on the outrage surrounding the recent Oscar nominations. [read on]
Inventive film is the best metaphor for 2015. [read on]
Why should sleeping beauty sleep her way through her starring role? Rosaruby Kagan and Julia Ainsworth let kids rewrite the story at this production. [read on]
The myth of equality and the reality of equality are two different things for a brown, gay immigrant and other peoples of colour. [read on]
Even if you don’t like your choices today, there’s no excuse for not voting. [read on]
It’s not easy to pick a candidate when you’re brown and gay and your options are Mr. Oilsandman, Mr. Smileyface, Mr. Pretty Hair, Madame Green Activist, and Mr. Independence Man [read on]
The performance of a drag king prompts self-reflection on the limitation of gender binaries. [read on]
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