Well Ottawa, we’re back in the Orange zone. With that change comes new opportunities to enjoy arts and culture in town, while putting into practice all those social distancing/proper hygiene techniques we’ve been perfecting over the last year.
GCTC currently has two playwrights in residence: Vishesh Abeyratne and Sanita Fejzić. In this first of a two-part series, Artistic Director Eric Coates reflects on the conversations he is having with Sanita.
Every first Monday of the month, Apartment613 publishes the coolest #ottarts #ottjobs we hear about.
Every first Monday of the month, Apartment613 publishes the coolest #ottarts #ottjobs we hear about.
This edition of FemmeVox will feature Amanda Rheaume, Larissa Desrosiers, NAMBI and Ambre McLean.
Every first Monday of the month, Apartment613 publishes the coolest #ottarts #ottjobs we hear about.
Ryan Pepper: “One question this show raises is: why does it have to be performed by two people? And more importantly, why couldn’t it just have been an Inuit show? The answer to that actually lies in the show.”
Colin Noden: As the last scene faded to black, I heard a man behind me say “Are they going to leave us with that?”
We’ve found ourselves at the end of another rollercoaster week, and nothing warms the spirits (or your hands) like a jam packed weekend of events, shows, and laid back hangs with your nearest and dearest.
Colin Noden: “You won’t be surprised by the melodramatic beginning. But that’s the end of the play’s predictability.”
The juried prize is for the best anglophone and francophone theatre performed in Ottawa.
The Ottawa Fringe Festival runs from June 13–23, 2019.
On top of this beautifully written story the performances will leave you in awe.
We’ve arrived at this final weekend in March and what is, hopefully, the season’s final snowfall.
Maria-Helena Pacelli: “As long as a play like this one can be written and performed, its urgent cry must be heard.”
