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Category Archives: movies
A TURNING POINT
Recently, at the Storefront Theatre, I attended the screening of Kat Sandler’s hit play, Cockfight, in the same place where the rough, raw, and rowdy stage drama premiered over a year ago. Bell Canada’s Fibe TV1 filmed the piece, and this … Continue reading
Posted in arts, business, Canada, culture, Film, movies, Ontario, playwright, theater, Theatre, Toronto, tourism, TV
Tagged Bell Canada, broadcast, Canada, CH1217, Cockfight, comedy, drama, Fibe TV1, hit play, Jackie English, Kat Sandler, Ontario, Playwright, The Storefront Theatre, Theater, Toronto, tourism, TV
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SEE COCKSURE FOR SURE
The Cocksure Lads Movie is showing this week in Toronto, so please don’t miss it. The story is slight, about four young British musicians who come to America (Toronto) in hopes that their band, the Cocksure Lads, will meet with … Continue reading
Posted in comedy, Film, movies, Murray Foster, Music, pop
Tagged Actor, Canada, Edward Hillier, film, John Fray, Luke Marty, movie, Murray Foster, music, new, Ontario, pop, sceening, The Cocksure Lads Movie, Toronto, Willard Gillard
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