Today, we’ve got the first in a long series of posts from Rhubarb Festival artists. Over the next six weeks, you’ll be hearing from someone involved in each of the 35 projects in this year’s festival as they discuss the …
Remember our interns? We gave them a camera and a word processor and set them loose at our photo shoot to document all of the goings on. On November 16th I spent an evening in the pitch-black darkness of …
Our Research Intern Spencer has been very busy lately, compiling information on every single show that’s ever happened at Rhubarb. Not a small task to say the least. Being the new expert on the subject, we invited him to share …
Organizing a 10 day festival with over 100 artists takes an entire crew. This year, we’ve got a great group of interns working very hard to make this happen. You’ll be hearing from them a lot over the next couple …
We asked Festival Director [color]Laura Nanni[/color] to talk a bit about how she programs the festival and what we can look for at this year’s Rhubarb. Just something to keep you on the edge of your seat before the full …
. Max Alexander [color]Nina Arsenault[/color] Bruce Barton [color]Hume Baugh[/color] Nicolas Billon [color]Davy Bisaro[/color] Brescia Bloodbeard [color]Miranda Calderon[/color] Vincent Chevalier [color]Scott Christian[/color] David Christo [color]Louis Laberge Cote[/color] Colin Doyle [color]Caitlin Driscoll[/color] Vanessa Dunn [color]William Christopher Ellis[/color] Alex Fallis [color]Johnny Forever[/color] Sochi …
It’s been a great privilege to work so closely with Tawiah on the development of Obaaberima, beginning with its very first presentation as part of the Buddies’ Young Creators Unit (YCU) in 2009. The YCU is a space for a …
Welcome to Obaaberima. We are thrilled to introduce you to Tawiah M’carthy – one of Toronto’s most exciting young artists. We are proud to be launching our 34th season with this important new work. Despite the fact that our city …
An intensive training program that grows your performing and writing skills by creating and performing a one-person show.
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