Every once in a while, a new work comes along that defines a moment in time so completely that it’s as if it’s always been part of our cultural consciousness. Come From Away is that kind of show. It tells the true story of what happened when 38 planes carrying thousands of passengers found themselves… Continue Reading →

Since its inception, Créations In Vivo’s mission has been to explore a variety of performing arts disciplines to tell engaging stories to its audiences. In vivo means “in a living environment” – an inspired name for a small company that has connected artists and audiences through original works since its inception in 2007, illustrating the… Continue Reading →

Whether consciously or subconsciously, we are all shaped by the stories that surround us. These personal and family narratives become a part of us as we grow. Then there are stories we absorb through the media – through books, music, television and movies. Often, this is how we learn about other people, and it influences… Continue Reading →

When Jael Richardson participates in literary events, she notices not only who is asked to speak – but what they’re asked to speak about. As the novelist and non-fiction writer from Brampton explains, for many years, “The sessions that tended to have people of colour tended to be about that – they would be about race and culture.”

Can small towns have big stories? Absolutely! For almost three decades, 4th Line Theatre has celebrated the lives of rural Ontarians while bringing vital tourism dollars into the community.

Picture this: you’re a 17-year-old living in Timmins, a city of 40,000 in northeastern Ontario. You’ve just seen the latest Marvel movie at your local theatre, and you’re totally in awe of the cinematography and special effects. It would be so cool to learn how it all works, and even try your hand at making your own movie. But how would you ever be able to afford (or even access) the software and equipment that could make this dream a reality?