A Matter of Size
Written by Ce-Lee Have you ever felt insecure about your body? The weight on the scale, the size of your waist, bust, hips? Do you tell people how much you weigh, or do you keep it a secret? Do you […]
THEATRE OF THE OPPRESSED NYC
“We partner with communities facing discrimination to inspire transformative action through theatre” Theatre of the Oppressed is a format of theatre activities and performances that engage communities in social change. Theatre Of The Oppressed NYC (TONYC) bases its work on […]
Finding Inspiration
How do you express yourself passionately, create something new, or find the push to write when all you want to do is roll over and hide under your bed covers? Can you really fight through those ugly, dark and long […]
Debbie Patterson on Disability and Performance
Founder Sick + Twisted Theatre Debbie Patterson is a Winnipeg, Canada-based theatre performer who turned her disability into a learning environment for actors and audiences alike through her troupe, Sick + Twisted Theatre. In the beginning of her career, Patterson, […]
In The Wings….upcoming articles
Readers can look forward to upcoming articles in the next few months. Some of the highlights include the Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival which is the third largest festival in North America dedicated to showcasing the best new indigenous film and […]
THE RIGHT TO BREATHE
The Right To Breathe was a series of skits presented at the Winnipeg Fringe festival in the summer of 2019. It was a Theatre Dance Centre presentation with our adult group of actors and dancers. We performed pieces that were […]
National Black Theatre, Harlem NY
NATIONAL BLACK THEATRE Interview with Sade Lythcott and Jonatan McCrory Founded by visionary Dr. Barbara Ann Teer in 1968, National Black Theatre (NBT) is a nationally recognized cultural and educational institution. Dr. Teer pioneered “the healing art of Black theatre […]
Interview with Rajiv Mohabir
Rajiv Mohabir has taught fiction, non-fiction, and poetry at Auburn University and the University of Hawai’i. He is the author of two poetry collections: The Cowherd’s Son (2017), which won the 2015 Kundiman Prize, and The Taxidermist’s Cut (2016), which was selected […]
Griselda San Martin
Griselda San Martin is a Spanish documentary photographer currently based in New York City. She is a graduate of the Documentary Photography and Photojournalism program at the International Center of Photography (ICP) and holds a masters in Journalism from the […]
Discussing Opera, Jamaica, and Racism: An Interview with Paul Williamson
The first time I met Paul Williamson was during a church choir rehearsal at Knox United Church. At that time, Barry Anderson was choir director and the choir was radiant and strong. Over the next few years there, I got […]
