Adult Swim and the Value of Strange Content
Every year, hundreds of new TV shows are announced. Most of them go under the radar, others are host to…
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Protest Music Isn’t Making a Comeback: It Never Left In the First Place
Think of the different reasons there are to get excited about new music. A beloved artist could be returning from…
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When Five Years Pass: Reaching for the Surreal
Tuesday Night Café brings surrealism to the stage with their production of When Five Years Pass, a play by the…
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The ‘Art’ of Friendship
For their final show of the 2016-2017 season, Players’ made the unorthodox decision to hand the February slot over to…
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Imagining A 2010s Themed Costume Party
They say it takes seven years to be able to pinpoint a decade-defining look. With exceptions like Christian Dior’s 1947…
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How Sherlock Became Entangled In Its Own Intricacies
Consistency is the backbone of narrative. Without it, the audience can’t trust what they see: characters can be wholly unpredictable,…
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What’s Your Damage, AUTS?!
This year’s AUTS show is a welcome change from the ol’ razzle-dazzle musicals that have gone up in Moyse Hall…
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Setting the Moshing Mood
Each concert has its own standards for audience behaviour. If you go to a Death Grips show, you just have to…
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Come From Away: The Quintessence of Canadian Theatre
In the immediate aftermath of the September 11 Attacks, the United States’ Federal Aviation Agency ordered all aircraft out of…
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Planet Earth II Brings Back BBC Earth’s Beloved Nature Series
My parents aren’t big fans of the Disney Channel or Cartoon Network—those channels have ads about cereal that play every…
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