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Category Archives: Gay
DEFINITIVE PRODUCTION OF A CLASSIC
“After watching several productions of this classic drama across a lifetime, for me, the Grand Theatre’s production of Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie is definitive.” – Burke Campbell Tennessee Williams’ semi-autobiographical drama, The Glass Menagerie, premiered in 1944, nearly … Continue reading
Posted in acting, actors, culture, drama, Entertainment, Gay, playwright, theater, tourism
Tagged Alexander Crowther, Amy Keating, Christopher Stanton, Dennis Garnhum, London, McManus Stage, Megan Watson, Nick Blais, Ontario, Sarah Orenstein, Stephen Jackman-Torkoff, Tennessee Williams, The Grand Theatre
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THE MAGIC OF PRIDE
Pride. In Toronto, Canada. 2017. What began years ago as a small political event on Church Street has grown into one of the most massive carnivals in North America, with well over a million attendees. Historically, it’s a “gay pride”, … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, culture, Gay, Media, Ontario, Photography, PRIDE, Toronto, Uncategorized
Tagged Canada, LGBT, Ontario, photograph, Pride, Toronto, tourism
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EVEN MORE PRIDE
Pride. In Toronto, Canada. 2017. What began years ago as a small political event on Church Street has grown into one of the most massive carnivals in North America, with well over a million attendees. Historically, it’s a … Continue reading
THE ALL CAME FOR PRIDE
Pride. In Toronto, Canada. 2017. What began years ago as a small political event on Church Street has grown into one of the most massive carnivals in North America, with well over a million attendees. Historically, it’s a “gay pride”, … Continue reading
THE TYRANNY OF PERFECT
Last week, I dropped by to see a rehearsal by Theatre Parallax Toronto. Soon, the company will open with a performance piece called KATA. KATA is primarily a silent narrative illustrated with men in motion, dramatizing the story. Four male … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, culture, drama, Entertainment, Gay, Ontario, theater, Theatre, Toronto, tourism
Tagged alternate, Anthony Di Feo, body, Canada, Dancemakers, Dylan Shumka-White, gay, ideal, indie theatre, Luke Pieroni, Maite Jacobson, male, Ontario, Performing Arts, physical, Theater, theatre, Thomas McDevitt, Toronto
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PRIDE IN TRANSITION
I’m late in posting about Pride Toronto. But, you know, it’s never late to share a good thing, is it? This year, 2016, Pride Toronto was mostly wonderful. I personally encountered nothing but good cheer. And the police did a … Continue reading