These nine hours of Shakespeare were mostly masterly through and through.
Browsing: Seymour Centre
What a challenge it is to put to words the unspeakable, to describe what can only be communicated through experience…
Philosopher and science writer Tim Dean has been selected to fill in for Scott.
Angwin’s character at the end still believes he will meet Isla again but the second woman’s experience suggests Isla was impossible— just a figment of the guards imagination.
Entering Seymour Centre’s Reginald Theatre for the opening night of A Case for the Existence of God, we are greeted…
“Right now I’m at the beautiful spot where I just want to do everything. I’m open to everything and I’m open to learning. And every project is going to be different.”
Walking into Little Eggs Collective’s immersive play The Lost Boys felt like entering a Berlin nightclub. With thumping techno music…
The creators of The Dismissal explain that their show “is the story of our political culture written in bold, sung in harmony, and danced in formation. Over and over again.”
Venus and Adonis captured the rawness of love and passion, portraying Shakespeare not as the elusive superior writer of the English literary canon but as an individual who, like the rest of us, grapples with the everyday complexities of life and love.
The production’s attention to historical detail and its elevation of CAMP’s female members’ stories effectively displayed the activism, queer joy and pain involved with CAMP’s queer organising.
