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16.09 | The Neo-Futurist Theatre
INTERVIEW ─ The Neo-Futurists strip theatre down to its raw essentials with the longest-running show in Chicago history
16.32 | Anemone - Ronan Day Lewis
INTERVIEW — In Anemone, Ronan Day-Lewis redefines cinematic inheritance, merging generational artistry with a haunting exploration of male intimacy
15.22 | El-Funoun Palestinian Popular Dance Troupe
INTERVIEW — Dance, dignity, and a determination to remain
15.26 | 4w | Stratford Festival 2025
INTERVIEW ─ “The great thing about theatre is that you get to watch terrible things happen, but do it safely and within a jungle gym for the mind.”
15.15 | If | MUBI Present Grand Tour
PROFILE ─ Miguel Gomes’s latest film is a sprawling, messy, and dreamy odyssey that isn’t afraid to throw a few curveballs.
SP3.17 | Sanctuary Song | TAPESTRY
INTERVIEW ─ Michael Mori on the opera “Sanctuary Song”, the first staged production in this new venue
15.07 | If | Myth of Man
INTERVIEW ─ Where other filmmakers worry you may take something away from their work that they did not intend, the Winans’ are asking you to do so.
12.88 | Jacob's Pillow
Pamela Tatge on learning from a problematic past and building an inclusive future
13.10 | 4W | Stratford 2024
INTERVIEW — Director Donna Feore serves up Something Rotten!
15.03 | Anora
Contextualizing Sean Baker’s latest film within cinema’s history of sex-positive self-actualizing female leads
14.15 | If | Self-Portrait as a Coffee Pot
INTERVIEW — A complicated portrait of William Kentridge plays out in this 9-part series presented by MUBI
14.22 | 4w | NAC Indigenous Theatre
INTERVIEW — Artistic Director Kevin Loring weighs in on performative land acknowledgements
13.11 | If | DECA: Wayne Burns
INTERVIEW — With the recent releases of fastLOVE and Longing, the Canadian actor looks back on the films that helped shape his appetite for cinema
12.47 | Oriah Wiersma
What does support for independent Canadian contemporary dance really look like?
14.20 | Im | Toronto Dance Theatre
“If the people can’t come to you—perhaps because they don’t know you exist—then it’s imperative that you go to the people.”
14.43 | If | Maria
“Maria follows in the footpath of its thematic predecessors─but backwards, in heels, and with great music”
smART x Stratford Pt.3: Casey and Diana
A theatrical exercise in compassion that represents the very best of Stratford 2023
11.36 | Chet Tilokani
“My role also has a caveat of staying out of the way of the story as much as possible.”
ON THE SET: Women Talking
Actor Sheila McCarthy on the Oscar-nominated film’s work culture
4CO Films
Actor Clint Butler steps behind the camera for socially responsible storytelling
smART x Stratford Pt.2: Monty Python’s Spamalot
An absurdly funny, absurdly fun, tsunami of laughs
8.2 A CLOSE UP ON COSTUMES
Enter the "Showstoppers!" exhibit, and meet the costumiers of New York City
16.09 | The Neo-Futurist Theatre
INTERVIEW ─ The Neo-Futurists strip theatre down to its raw essentials with the longest-running show in Chicago history
16.32 | Anemone - Ronan Day Lewis
INTERVIEW — In Anemone, Ronan Day-Lewis redefines cinematic inheritance, merging generational artistry with a haunting exploration of male intimacy
15.22 | El-Funoun Palestinian Popular Dance Troupe
INTERVIEW — Dance, dignity, and a determination to remain
15.26 | 4w | Stratford Festival 2025
INTERVIEW ─ “The great thing about theatre is that you get to watch terrible things happen, but do it safely and within a jungle gym for the mind.”
15.15 | If | MUBI Present Grand Tour
PROFILE ─ Miguel Gomes’s latest film is a sprawling, messy, and dreamy odyssey that isn’t afraid to throw a few curveballs.
SP3.17 | Sanctuary Song | TAPESTRY
INTERVIEW ─ Michael Mori on the opera “Sanctuary Song”, the first staged production in this new venue
15.07 | If | Myth of Man
INTERVIEW ─ Where other filmmakers worry you may take something away from their work that they did not intend, the Winans’ are asking you to do so.
12.88 | Jacob's Pillow
Pamela Tatge on learning from a problematic past and building an inclusive future
13.10 | 4W | Stratford 2024
INTERVIEW — Director Donna Feore serves up Something Rotten!
15.03 | Anora
Contextualizing Sean Baker’s latest film within cinema’s history of sex-positive self-actualizing female leads
14.15 | If | Self-Portrait as a Coffee Pot
INTERVIEW — A complicated portrait of William Kentridge plays out in this 9-part series presented by MUBI
14.22 | 4w | NAC Indigenous Theatre
INTERVIEW — Artistic Director Kevin Loring weighs in on performative land acknowledgements
13.11 | If | DECA: Wayne Burns
INTERVIEW — With the recent releases of fastLOVE and Longing, the Canadian actor looks back on the films that helped shape his appetite for cinema
12.47 | Oriah Wiersma
What does support for independent Canadian contemporary dance really look like?
14.20 | Im | Toronto Dance Theatre
“If the people can’t come to you—perhaps because they don’t know you exist—then it’s imperative that you go to the people.”
14.43 | If | Maria
“Maria follows in the footpath of its thematic predecessors─but backwards, in heels, and with great music”
smART x Stratford Pt.3: Casey and Diana
A theatrical exercise in compassion that represents the very best of Stratford 2023
11.36 | Chet Tilokani
“My role also has a caveat of staying out of the way of the story as much as possible.”
ON THE SET: Women Talking
Actor Sheila McCarthy on the Oscar-nominated film’s work culture
4CO Films
Actor Clint Butler steps behind the camera for socially responsible storytelling
smART x Stratford Pt.2: Monty Python’s Spamalot
An absurdly funny, absurdly fun, tsunami of laughs
8.2 A CLOSE UP ON COSTUMES
Enter the "Showstoppers!" exhibit, and meet the costumiers of New York City
In Focus
In Focus
INTERVIEW — In Anemone, Ronan Day-Lewis redefines cinematic inheritance, merging generational artistry with a haunting exploration of male intimacy
A New Day-Lewis
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INTERVIEW — A complicated portrait of William Kentridge plays out in this 9-part series presented by MUBI
Self-Portrait as a Coffee Pot
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Actor Sheila McCarthy on the Oscar-nominated film’s work culture
On Set: Women Talking
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PROFILE ─ Miguel Gomes’s latest film is a sprawling, messy, and dreamy odyssey that isn’t afraid to throw a few curveballs.
Now on MUBI:
Grand Tour
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INTERVIEW — With the recent releases of fastLOVE and Longing, the Canadian actor looks back on the films that helped shape his appetite for cinema
Wayne Burns’s Top 10 Canadian Films
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Actor Clint Butler steps behind the camera for socially responsible storytelling
4CO Films
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INTERVIEW ─ Where other filmmakers worry you may take something away from their work that they did not intend, the Winans’ are asking you to do so.
Showing is Telling:
Myth of Man
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“Maria follows in the footpath of its thematic predecessors─but backwards, in heels, and with great music”
Pablo Larraín’s "
Maria"
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Contextualizing Sean Baker’s latest film within cinema’s history of sex-positive self-actualizing female leads
Profile:
Anora
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“My role also has a caveat of staying out of the way of the story as much as possible.”
Chet Tilokani
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In Motion
In Motion
El-Funoun
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INTERVIEW — Dance, dignity, and a determination to remain
Jacob’s Pillow
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Pamela Tatge on learning from a problematic past and building an inclusive future
Oriah Wiersma
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What does support for independent Canadian contemporary dance really look like?
Toronto Dance Theatre
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“If the people can’t come to you—perhaps because they don’t know you exist—then it’s imperative that you go to the people.”
Fourth Wall
Fourth Wall
The Infinite Wrench
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INTERVIEW ─ The Neo-Futurists strip theatre down to its raw essentials with the longest-running show in Chicago history
Indigenous Theatre at the NAC Turns 5
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INTERVIEW — Artistic Director Kevin Loring weighs in on performative land acknowledgements
Antoni Cimolino on Stratford Festival 2025
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INTERVIEW ─ “The great thing about theatre is that you get to watch terrible things happen, but do it safely and within a jungle gym for the mind.”
Casey and Diana
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A theatrical exercise in compassion that represents the very best of Stratford 2023
Tapestry Opera’s new home
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INTERVIEW ─ Michael Mori on the opera “Sanctuary Song”, the first staged production in this new venue
Monty Python’s Spamalot
Read More
An absurdly funny, absurdly fun, tsunami of laughs
Stratford Festival 2024: A World Elsewhere
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INTERVIEW — Director Donna Feore serves up Something Rotten!
A Close-Up On Costumes
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Enter the "Showstoppers!" exhibit, and meet the costumiers of New York City
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