Graham Isador
Vanessa Heins
Against Me!'s Toronto connections
The Cliks' Lucas Silveira, Gallows' Wade MacNeil and others talk about their relationship to Laura Jane Grace and her band Read more
Meet your heroes: A fan apologizes to Against Me!'s Laura Jane Grace for calling her a sellout
Ahead of his Summerworks show about teen angst and his favourite band, Graham Isador interviews the punk rocker and author of Tranny: Confessions Of Punk Rock's Most Infamous Anarchist Sellout Read more
Toronto comics battle sexism with new feminist open mic night at Saving Gigi
"If a man bombs on a stand up show, it doesn’t mean anything for men. If a woman bombs on a stand up show, it means that women aren’t funny." Read more
Preview: Counting Sheep
Lemon Bucket frontman Mark Marczyk and singer/ethnomusicologist Marichka Kudriavtseva take their time in Ukraine to the stage Read more
Amanda Palmer on Jian Ghomeshi, Ferguson and why the two are related
"We’re not very good at taking care of each other," says author and musician. Read more
Photo by Henry Chan
SummerWorks 2019 wrap-up: experimental performance is alive and well
Rohinton Mistry's The Scream wins production award, Encumbrance wins NOW Audience Choice Award at performance festival Read more
Photo by Graham Isador
SummerWorks review: White Heat
Graham Isador's work-in-progress about a journalist and an alt-right leader has the potential to become a hot-button-pushing piece of political theatre Read more
SummerWorks review: ...And You'll Never Believe What Happens Next
Graham Isador's entertaining storytelling show is filled with beautifully vivid details, but needs some tweaking Read more
10 artists to watch at SummerWorks 2018
With venues closer together and fewer shows than usual, this year's festival of new performance works is going to be easier than ever to navigate. Just make sure these notable talents are on your must-see list. Read more
Fringe Review: Enjoy The Hostilities
Robin Black's solo confessional proves he's a natural raconteur with a big presence and a knack for comic timing Read more
Two Truths And A Lie: Next Stage Festival
>>> Fascinating 30-minute show explores the art of convincing storytelling Read more
