130 stories by "Marsha Lederman"
A pioneering performer, director, playwright and educator, she also co-founded the city's Performing Arts Lodge
The PuSh International Performing Arts Festival promises to inject artists' perspective into the wider conversation and act as the 'unraveller of taboo'
After working in both Canada and Europe, Kim Gaynor is using her experience to transform the organization
The independent theatre company responds to an open letter that alleged gender discrimination in the hiring of its new artistic director
Reviews, I remind myself often, are for the readers. If people are going to spend money on tickets, they deserve criticism that helps them make good choices
The venue's artistic director Donna Spencer doesn't deliberately push female voices or roles, but she does have a theory about why they speak to her
The long-time artistic directors of Edmonton's Citadel Theatre and Theatre Calgary are both departing, creating a major shift in the province's theatre landscape
James Wright retires June 30 from Vancouver Opera
All but one of the large theatre category prizes is claimed by one production, a first for these awards
Free speech is one thing, but who could find Dieudonné funny?
Musical theatre team's first co-written musical has its world premiere next week at the Arts Club Theatre Company in Vancouver
Crystal Pite has been wowing the international dance world for years, but lately with her five-year-old son in tow
Qaggiq project, which received $600,000, will use the funds to provide performing-arts training to children and youth, and develop and nurture Arctic performing artists
After a nearly 10-year absence, the Holy Body Tattoo co-founders Noam Gagnon and Dana Gingras restage monumental for an international tour
Canada is about to serve up two world premieres of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's famous story with a musical opening in Calgary and a ballet in Toronto complementing an animated feature film f…
Vancouver's PuSh initiative pairs festival volunteers with new Canadians to help the latter adapt to life in Vancouver
Two of three characters written as Puerto Rican New Yorkers are being played by non-Latino actors in The Motherf**ker with the Hat
In Vancouver production of American play, five sister wives are fighting to get their children back after they are removed by the state
Farber aims to keep the flames of outrage alive and give survivors an opportunity to tell their stories of brutality
Air India Flight 182 was on its way to Delhi from Canada and exploded into the sea on the southwest coast of Ireland in June 1985
A Franco-Albertan, Ms. Requier's first play, titled Les Blues des oubliées, is written entirely in French
Stratford artistic director mounts ambitious musical in Australia
Stunt double badly hurt in fall during show Monday night; 4th injury on the set so far
The stage version of the Canadian punk-rock classic doesn’t reach the heights of the book and film, but it’s fun. Take your earplugs
Edinburgh Fringe hit, in its Canadian premiere at Vancouver’s PuSh Festival, takes its audience on an unexpected ride
