Intimate, diverse stories weave together in classic Canadian play
Lion in the Streets is as much a play worth watching as it is a montage of stories worth telling.
Tag: ARTS
Artist spotlight: Emilie Crewe
âI tried to gather as many stories I could that had to do with the past and present of the Fraser River.â â Artist Emilie Crewe
Canadian stories recognized at the Candys
Canada has a lot of unique stories told through film and television.
Chairman of the Board: Itâs f*ing SCIENCE!
There were many moments where I felt like I wasnât just playing against the other players, but the game itself as well.
A slightly surreal search for uncomfortable truths
âThe cast are tremendous. Their courage is inspiring as they are bringing to life so many intense, hilarious, and moving moments.â â Director Claire Fogal
Countdown to âInfinityâ: Where the MCU is now
Hereâs where every hero, villain, and Infinity Stone currently are, as of the end of Black Panther.
Wishing âFarewellâ to Max, Chloe, and Rachel
For fans of the series, itâs a lovely but bittersweet send-off to these two fan-favourite characters, and worth upgrading to the deluxe edition for.
Soundtrack fails to match the richness, emotion of the film itâs backing
The biggest problem with this record is the lack of cohesion from song to song.
Ancient Greek tragedy refreshing, relevant as ever
Compellingly, the characters and the political extremes they embody are not merely blindly set in their own worldviewsâtheyâre also hauntingly familiar and empathetic.
Celebrating diversity at the Academy Awards
While the Academy Awards this year had the lowest ratings in its history, it was still an exciting and very diverse show.