When you think of plays, you think of The Guild and Nakai Theatre.More and more people are thinking of Music Arts and Drama at the Wood Street Centre as the high-schoolers in the experiential program put on beloved plays for the...
Read MoreLast year’s Nakai Theatre Pivot Festival was not well-received.It featured a blind comic who portrayed cancer. It had a snow-shovelling demonstration. A sexualized Betty Rubble. A lonely, lonely lounge singer. A human...
Read More“Et tu, Brute?”A famous line uttered by even those who don’t know it is Shakespeare. It is spoken when one friend betrays another.Does this make Marcus Junius Brutus a bad guy? Anton Solomon is not sure.He...
Read MoreTheatre isn’t just about the actors on stage. And while Moving Parts Theatre concentrates on methods and techniques for its players, it also provides community members with important roles behind the scenes.Balancing...
Read MoreSometimes people stumble upon their passions accidentally; such is the case with Sophia Marnik.After studying to become a teacher at McGill University, she came North to the Yukon, in 1996, with an open-ended future in front of...
Read MoreWith both the Nakai and Moving Parts theatres scaling back on productions for a season of development, Eric Epstein sees the role of the Guild Society as all that more important.”We are certainly the ones to look at...
Read More”Hello, everybody. Welcome to mayhem and madness.”It’s precisely 7 pm and Anton Solomon is just kicking off a rehearsal for the Moving Parts Theatre production of Noises Off, which is scheduled to open 15 days...
Read MoreIt’s not always easy for a 19-year-old to decide what to do next; especially a 19-year-old like Graham Rudge.Should an award-winning year at art school be followed by a mechanical engineering degree, or a stint at circus...
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