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Past Productions

LEARN EVEN MORE: Our Building // The Rhubarb Archive // In the Press // Past Productions 2023-24 Speaking of Sneaking – by daniel jelani ellis – A Groundwork Redux and Buddies In Bad Times Theatre Production in association with Obsidian TheatrE …

Blog post: First Encounters: Adam Lazarus with Nika Mistruzzi & Aurora Stewart de Pena

Throughout the next few weeks, we’ll be posting a series of interviews between artists who we felt shared something in common but might have initially been unfamiliar with one another. Welcome to First Encounters! Today, Bleed’s Adam Lazarus and the …

Blog post: Brendan Healy’s postscripts for PIG

Brendan’s head has been living inside the world of Tim Luscombe’s PIG for many months and more. What follows are some of his personal reactions to the process and a collection of thoughts and memories that have occurred to him …

Blog post: A Queer Art Canon: Kelly McCormack and Orlando (and The Little Mermaid and The Left Hand of Darkness)

Let’s make a canon! And let’s fill it with queer art, or queer-ish art, or art that has no idea how queer it is. Queer art is often secret art: black-market, whispered-about, read-between-the-lines art. And since secret art can be …

Blog post: Looking back on 2022/23: Peter Hinton-Davis on The Man That Got Away and The Hooves Belonged to the Deer

What is your history with Buddies? How did it feel to be back? Buddies goes back as far as I remember working in Toronto—from early days of seeing shows like Pasolini/Pelosi and The Dressing Gown by Sky Gilbert, and being …

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 …

Season Pass

Buddies’ fully flexible Season Pass is your all-access ticket to our 2019-20 Season. Come on your own, or bring along some friends and use your pass to see what you want, when you want. THE OPTIONS 6 TICKET PASS $180 (under 30 …

Blog post: EVENT: Neon Nightz Opening

photo of Kitty Neptune by David Hawe NEON NIGHTZ OPENS TONIGHT! Join us tonight after the show for the SEASON KICK-OFF BASH hosted by Nina Arsenault with DJ Triple-X and performances by Miss Conception and Fluffy Souffle feat JAT. Meet …

Blog post: Looking for Justice in Lilies

Michel Marc Bouchard’s 1987 play Lilies Or, The Revival of a Romantic Drama (Les Feluettes) is getting a reimagining to help close off Buddies’ 40th anniversary season. This new production of Lilies, a play set in a Quebec prison in …

Blog post: Cabbage, Bloody Cabbage and the Crip Time Vortex of Spoons

It’s a beautiful mess. The mad, disabled and chronically-ill life, a place of vulnerability and marginality, is inseparable from a world where merely existing can be laborious.

Blog post: Glenn Dwyer

for there is no one on earth like the true shepherd and there is nothing in heaven like the suffering of real life. Patti Smith, Rockaway Beach, from Year of the Monkey.Sep. 24, 2019 Glenn Dwyer died on Saturday May 8, 2021 in …

Blog post: ACTIVIST: Laramie Revisited

Vanity Fair feature about Matthew Sheppard It’s a somber anniversary to mark, but an important one. For many gay teens growing up in the 90’s Matthew Shepard became a hero. His life and horrible death became an inspiration for many …

Blog post: WORD ON THE STREET: Reviews

Reviews are still coming in for Neon Nightz. Here are some snippets of what people are saying Toronto Star 3 out of 4: “. It’s a joyful beginning – filled with colour and female nudity, with humour and scraps of …

Blog post: OMFG: Insurgency

Here’s a look at Jordan Tannahill’s upcoming Rhubarb show Insurgency. Child soldiers and UGG boots: two things that are horribly wrong with the world. By combining these topics Tannahill asks his subjects and his audience, “What would you die for?” Brilliant. …

Blog post: WERK: Round 2!

This week features some of Canada’s most fearless and brilliant artists. Don’t miss it! Here is this week’s Rhubarb line-up: Rae Spoon’s beautiful solo show, Hunting!, a chronicle of growing up trans in Pentecostal Calgary, with songs, stories and animations. …

Blog post: George Stamos on Queer Family

[color]George Stamos[/color] has been in residence here – and many places in Toronto and Montreal – developing a project about queer ancestry and queer power across generations. He shares some of his thoughts on the subject, and on his own …

Blog post: Aurora Stewart de Pena on PIG

One of our artists-in-residence, Birdtown and Swanville’s Aurora Stewart de Pena, was in the audience for PIG on opening night and after some time, has this to say. If I hear the word “Wellness” one more time, I’m going to …

Blog post: Aurora Stewart de Pena on Me Talking to Myself in the Future

Marie Brassard’s a bit quiet, I have to lean in. She’s small, wearing a tight black dress. She speaks in a rhythm. She talks about sea creatures with ears, conceited starfish, and how music was made. The film that plays …

Blog post: Q&A with Allyson McMackon

Buddies blogger Johnnie Walker sits down with Our Town director Allyson McMackon to chat about Theatre Rusticle’s interpretation of this modern classic. Our Town is such a well-known and frequently performed play. Why another production? I think Our Town suffers from a lot …

Blog post: The Youth/Elders Exchange Vol. 2

Since September, we have been working with an incredible intergenerational group to create The Youth/Elders Project – a space where identities, personal histories and queer perspectives get turned into performance. As we get closer to our Mainstage performance later this month, some …

Blog post: berlin manifesto #8.4 // no blueprint for the future

i’ve spent the majority of this year living and writing in berlin. explaining why has been challenging—something about my desire to get out of toronto for a while tweaks a “but really guys aren’t we a world-class city?” nerve that …

Blog post: There’s Something in the Water

“But there is no name for all of who I am.” Sibongile speaks these words just moments before she summons light and walks away. Does naming and claiming your truth set you free? How do you do that? As queer, …

Blog post: Was Shakespeare Gay?

William Shakespeare – the son of a glover, grandson of an affluent farmer in Stratford-upon-Avon, prolific playwright, husband, father, respectable businessman – is a lie, a myth based on a loose collection of historical data points that are bickered over …