[color]Alex Tigchelaar[/color] is the curator of [color]Dirty Plotz[/color], the first of two late-night cabarets during Rhubarb. Here, she schools us on the politics of pussy, explains the title of the cabaret as well as some of the treasures that are …
We asked [color]Andrew Tay[/color] to discuss the spirituality of a shared experience. He replied with ruminations on ritual, mythology, aliens and the “sit, watch, and shut up” approach to theatre. I think one of the main reasons people look toward …
[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 …
In her one-to-one performance, [color]Davy Bisaro[/color] creates a tiny universe of moving stars with the help of your flashlight, so we invited her to compile a playlist of her favourite songs for watching the stars. Track Listing Max Richter – …
Today, [color]Michael Rubenfeld[/color] offers up an account of the unique personal history and creative process behind his show [color]mothermothermothermothermothermothermothermothermothermothermothermothermothermothermother[/color] Michael You think that I’ve been creating a wall. Mother Yeah. Michael So you think there’s a wall between us. …
Montreal-based dance artist [color]Priscilla Guy[/color] returns to The Rhubarb Festival this year with another public space intervention, [color]Moving Installations[/color]. Since she’s as close as we’ve got to a resident expert, we asked for her thoughts on the idea of Performance …
Festival Director Laura Nanni weighs in on some of the responses to Sunday’s post about critic-free spaces After Sook-Yin’s post about critic free spaces went up on-line yesterday I’ve received alot of interesting questions from people in the community regarding …
We knew we wanted someone to talk about what it means to perform in a critic-free space, and after chatting with her we knew that [color]Sook-Yin Lee[/color] would probably have some very interesting thoughts. And we were right. Here’s what …
Without giving away too much about his one-to-one project [color]All Good Things[/color], we can say that learning how to hold your breath can be a very useful skill. So we asked [color]Vertical City’s Bruce Barton[/color] to get you in the …
This year, Rhubarb is partnering with Kensington’s queer performance venue Videofag on [color]Vigil(ance) [/color]a Mobile Works project that names and reclaims unsafe spaces in our city. For today’s blog post, we asked Vigil(ance) co-creator [color]Jordan Tannahill[/color] ‘Where do you feel …