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Blog post: A glimpse into the life of a radical, brown, queer family

As we get ready for Freda and Jem’s Best of the Week, we’ve been thinking about family and all the different ways we, as queers, go about family making. So we asked some of our favourite folks to share their family with us, starting with Catherine Hernandez.

THE RHUBARB ARCHIVE

LEARN EVEN MORE: Our Building // The Rhubarb Archive // In the Press // Past Productions “Toronto’s go-to event for thought-provoking, political, adventurous entertainment” -Toronto Life “A Toronto theatre institution” -Xtra “One of the best events on the Toronto theatre calendar” …

Donor Access Portal

Thank you for being a part of our community of donors – we couldn’t do it without you. We built this donor portal to provide you with everything you need to know about your donation and all of the benefits of being part …

Blog post: First Encounters: One-To One Performance Part 2 featuring Berenicci Hershorn, Kenji Ouellet, Johnson Ngo, Aynsley Moorhouse and David Frankovich

You’ve read about them in Xtra!, The National Post, on BlogTO and Torontoist (just to name a few!). Starting tonight, you can be among the first to experience one-to-one performance at Rhubarb. At 5:00 we open the box office at …

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Buddies could not exist without your support. We are a registered charity and rely on our community of donors to deliver vital programs and services to our city. There are three easy ways to donate to Buddies Make a donation now online Contact Julia …

Call for Co-Director(s)

HOW TO APPLY Applications are now closed. Information session We hosted be hosting a virtual information session on February 6 at 12PM ET. Click here to access notes from the information session. Lead photo by Connie Tsang, featuring Pride 2022 …

Blog post: INTERVIEW: Life & Limb

New to the festival this year, Mobile Works take Rhubarb out in to the city – Life & Limb had a chat about their Mobile Works show k[NO]w places, private behavior, and how performances and audiences can change when you …

Blog post: MEET NOBODY’S BUSINESS: Johnnie Walker and Morgan Norwich

Rhubarb artists Nobody’s Business are gettin’ busy this winter and we’re glad it’s at Buddies. You can see them in an independent presentation of Redheaded Stepchild & A Maude-Lynne Evening, the return of 2 of their sell-out hits opening tomorrow night! Then come …

Blog post: BRAIN FOOD: What We’re Listening To

One of the office’s favorite podcasts is This American Life. On this week’s episode there was a repeat of a 2002 episode. 81 Words examines the story of how the American Psychiatric Association decided in 1973 that homosexuality was no longer …

Other Ways To Give

Make a Donation You can support Buddies and donate online, by phone at (416) 975-9130, or by mail to 12 Alexander St. Toronto ON, M4Y 1B4. Aeroplan Miles Got miles you aren’t using? Donating your Aeroplan Milles to Buddies is easy to …

Blog post: Self-Care is an Exorcism Practice

But like a ‘final girl’ chased by Michael Myers, I was determined to survive. I told myself, “It’s like this right now.” I took my time and performed every task with undivided attention so I wouldn’t think of anything else. I noticed the soapy suds when I did dishes, the mixing of scents when I cooked, I listened to the broom bristles as I swept the floor, and sunk into the comforting warmth when I showered.

Blog post: Morsels: Body Politics and Karaoke Melodrama – Video Art today!

Week 1 at Rhubarb is in full, fantastic swing and the madness has only begun. Be sure to catch video art, artist’s discussions and the raucous karaoke party happening tonight! At 4pm we’ll be diving into body, queerness, multi-race …

Blog post: Morsels: Rhubarb is back at it. Ready, willing and very excited, Week 2 opens tonight!

After goddesses and mermaids, cabaret and karaoke, ginger-ale, wallpapering, surgical procedures, beautiful failures, rocking some opera and a bloody good time, we’re ready and willing for another week of Rhubarb Festival. Expect more raw and radical dance, performance art and …

Blog post: Morsels: Trust My Gut – a high-camp, soap-operatic surgery

Marisa Hoicka as Uncle Wink and Johnny Forever work with themes of love and labour through drag aesthetics in their performance, Trust My Gut. Documentation was film at FADO’s 2011 Emerging Artists Series. Hoicka and Forever will find humour in …

Blog post: First Encounters: An Opening-Night Imagined Conversation with YOU

An imagined First Encounters with you, dear blog reader: Us: Hey, what’s the most exciting thing happening in Toronto tonight? You: Easy question. Opening night of Rhubarb at Buddies, obviously. Everyone is going. That’s right, tonight is the night! The …

Blog post: Kim Crosby and Vivek Shraya talk about pleasure

[color]Kim Crosby[/color] and [color]Vivek Shraya[/color] are two thirds of the curatorial team behind [color]Resistance & Raunch[/color] – a raunchy and rebellious late night cabaret at Rhubarb. Their word of the day is: [color]Pleasure[/color] …from Kim Pleasure for me is power, …

Blog post: First Encounters: One-to-One Performance at the 519, Part One

This installment of First Encounters is a little bit different. Instead of having two artists interview one another, we’re doing something that we like to call a domino interview. One artist poses a question to another artist who answers it …

Blog post: Morsels: Keith Hennessy- Performance and (free!) Workshop

Dance and performance artist Keith Hennessy will be here during Week 2 of Rhubarb to present his internationally acclaimed CROTCH, and to facilitate a free 2-day workshop, Performing (queer) Failure, presented in association with Hub 14. Keith works within tensions …

Blog post: Morsels: Decentralized Dance Party!

Toronto welcomes back Tom and Gary’s Decentralized Dance Party as part of 2012 Rhubarb Mobile Works series. Mobile Works infiltrates public spaces with performance, and this year features a mad open-source dance party. On Wednesday February 15, we’ll start dancing …

Blog post: Welcome to the 33rd Rhubarb Festival

Welcome! I’m thrilled to be able to share with you the programming for the 33rd Rhubarb Festival: a year of unparalleled raw, radical, performance. From now until the end of February, with the help of Rhubarb interns Kari Pederson and …

Blog post: Gay Heritage Blog Salon: Zach Pearl

All month long, buddies is hosting a blog salon with some our favourite writers and artists responding to one question: How do I connect with my queer heritage? Follow the conversation on our blog, or join the conversation on Facebook …

Blog post: 2012 Rhubarb application deadlines are right around the corner

Applications to the 33rd Rhubarb Festival are due next Friday, September 2.More info is available here, and you can download the application here – or visit buddiesinbadtimes.com for everything all in one place.

Blog post: PART 2: r’Aizin Ensemble & Nobody’s Business

Previously on the Buddies’ blog: members of b current‘s r’Aizin ensemble told Nobody’s Business Theatre about the male gaze, board games and where they got their ideas from. And now the thrilling conclusion, where Johnnie Walker and Morgan Norwich have …

Blog post: Staging Roberto Succo: On Violence, HIV and AIDS, the Nuclear Family, and Wedging Possibility Against Hopelessness

After these brief encounters with the killer’s story, Koltès knew he wanted to write a Succo play, but he was more interested in myth than documentary. In one interview, he said “no, I’m not investigating, I definitely don’t want to know more. This Roberto Succo has the great advantage that he is legendary.” The playwright started writing shortly after seeing the news of the Succo story, without much further research aside from the facts he’d heard on the news. He eventually titled the play Roberto Zucco, after an alias that Succo used to evade border agents when a warrant was out for his arrest under his actual surname.

Blog post: CONVERSATION: Jordan Tannahill and Sean Macmahon

Jordan Tannahill of Suburban Beast – Bravisolvia – and Sean Macmahon from emergency exit – RUN LIKE HELL (vagy menj a Pokolba) – ask each other about their new projects, what keeps them coming back to Rhubarb, and what goes …