Black theatre

iPhoto caption: Philip Akin at home. Photo by Dahlia Katz.

Spotlight: Philip Akin

“I don't know why it is being placed on Black people to change minds,” says Akin. “I ain't here to pick your intellectual cotton.”

Written by Fiona Raye Clarke, Photography by Dahlia Katz / Oct 25, 2023

REVIEW: Cabaret Noir at MAYDAY/dance Immersion/Canadian Stage

Black histories and calls to culture within media (theatre, song, film, theory, poetry, language) ensure the culture endures as a living memory.

By Kemi King / Feb 19, 2023
iPhoto caption: Kaleb Alexander, Alex McCooeye, and Mazin Elsadig in Pass Over. Photo by Cesar Ghisilieri.

You’re Not Helpless, You’re Comfortable

Pass Over puts audiences in an uncomfortable position, and I think that’s necessary. Sometimes the people who have been comfortable the longest need to be uncomfortable for a change.

By Luke Reece / Oct 23, 2019

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