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Transmission- Help us launch
I love working on Transmission because it’s all about dreaming BIG. Unlike the other independent productions I’ve worked on, Transmission promises to push the boundaries of what we can pack into one theatrical production. Though I love writing for black … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, Art, artists at work, augmented reality, dance, dramaturg, dramaturgy, edinburgh, edinburgh festival fringe, film, first contact, fundraising, interstellar, newplay, performance, play, playwright, sustainability, theatre, transmission, writing
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In the Room(s) Where It Happens
I haven’t seen Hamilton, but making Transmission feels just as epic. Or more so, because our performance series does not recast the past but looks forward 50 years into the future… Last weekend I spent most of Saturday and Sunday … Continue reading
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Tagged alien, aliens, Art, augmented reality, Canada, collaboration, edinburgh, edinburgh festival fringe, exoplanet, film, first contact, interstellar, luxtaterra, performance, performance series, play, podcast, science fiction, scotland, theatre, toasterlab, Toronto, transmission, United States of America, usa
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Are you listening? Transmission the Podcast
I can’t even begin to tell you how PUMPED I am to share Transmission the Podcast. So I won’t… Listen for yourself! http://www.luxtaterra.com Each of the first 8 episodes answer a question related to interstellar space travel, the existence of … Continue reading
It’s Not a Performance: Essay on HowlRound
Finally I can share my report on Indy Convergence. I attended two “pop-up” residencies in April and May this past spring. They pulled me out of a sort of post-grad, post-winter depression and back into fully embracing the creative process. … Continue reading
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Tagged art residency, creative writing, HowlRound, indy convergence, performance, playwright, theatre
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After the Call: How do you locate home? at inForming Content
To all who saw my initial call about inForming Content, thanks for reading. To those of you who made it to the performance or other performances, thank you even more. It meant a lot to this artist who because of … Continue reading
Beyond a Theatre Review: New (to me), Toronto Theatre That Excites Me
Although I haven’t posted reviews about all of them, I have been to many more shows in the past few months since I first moved to Toronto. I’m always going to a reading or performance event at least once or … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Theatre Writing
Tagged campbell house, city hall, DIY theatre, drama, dramaturgy, history, Nightswimming, performance, playwright, regent park, science, singing, theatre, Toronto, Why We Are Here!
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On Stage: MMLA 2013
I love that I have friends from many different stages of life. Why? Because they still support and push me. Every once and a while, I need someone who knows my history to give me a little boost–especially when its … Continue reading
A New Version of Fifth Week Blues
No, I’m not back at Oxford. No, the term is NOT eight weeks but much longer than that. Though I’ve been working hard in a number of ways, I’m not writing as much as I was at Hertford or creating … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, Canada, fifth week, g20, graduate school, international, performance, study abroad, theatre, Toronto, Travel
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Up All Night
This weekend was one of Toronto’s big annual art events, Nuit Blanche. The event started in Paris, France in the 1980s, but really took off in that city and across Europe in the early 2000s. The concept: keep the city … Continue reading
Posted in Beginnings, Reviews, Theatre Writing
Tagged Art, Canada, drama, festival, graduate school, holiday, nuit blanche, performance, theatre, Toronto, Travel, University of Toronto, york university
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