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After Agony of Rape, Playwright Finds Compassion

Tazeen Inam May 23, 2016 No Comments booksChileChileanLatin AmericanLatinomarginalizedMexicanmiddleclassplaywrightracismRapetheatretraumawhite

Canada is not the land of fairy tales. It is a land of opportunities, welcoming those who are daring and rebound from their suffering –…

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‘Fredy’ Takes on Racism in Quebec

Elvira Truglia March 11, 2016 No Comments FrenchMontrealPlayPoliceQuebecRacial profilingracismShootingshootingstheatre

The death of 18-year-old Fredy Villanueva, shot at the hands of police in Montreal North, inspired Fredy, a documentary play by Annabel Soutar about the…

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Robert Lepage’s 887 Transcends 1960s Quebec

Hadani Ditmars February 20, 2016 No Comments cab driversimmigrantsMontrealOppressedOppressorsOttawaQuebecQuebec CitySimon Fraser Universitytaxistheatre

When a last minute e-mail alerted me to a change in curtain time for the opening night of Robert Lepage’s 887, I grabbed my iPhone…

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Vancouver Play Highlights Canada’s Forgotten Martyr Mewa Singh

Jagdeesh Mann January 11, 2016 No Comments CanadianChineseGlobe and MailhistoryMartyrSikhSouth Asian PostSouth AsianstheatreVancouver

Depending on whom you ask, the actions of Louis Riel, and Dr. Norman Bethune, along with others who lived through difficult times, can be seen…

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Tales of Immigrant Women in Canada

Florence Hwang September 13, 2015 No Comments AfghanistanCzech RepublicGERMANYimmigrant womenIrelandMexicoNigeriaReginaSaskatchewanSaskatoontheatre

While performer and playwright Natasha Martina was researching in a library in Dublin for a play, she came up with the idea to combine her…

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Challenging Stereotypical Portrayals of Black Men

Sam Minassie June 25, 2015 No Comments AfricanCanadiansblack communityBlack MenDarren AnthonymediaMississaugaOntarioplaywrightSecrets of a Black Boystereotypestheatre

“Soulful.” “It’s just the truth, it’s one of my favourite plays.” “I look forward to seeing more from the writer and what he does in…

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