Tag Archive for the term: toronto (Page: 3)

Dance does not necessarily have to be understood in order to be appreciated and enjoyed. That said, however, The Reservation is a dance show which presents the audience with a theme (restaurant life) and some semblance of a plot (three women, two of them accompanied, arrive at a restaurant where misadventures ensue), but all of [...]

Risa and I have had the chance to cover a lot more then just the Fringe this year. We’ve met with some great Toronto minds, schemed some exciting new collaborations, worked on the upcoming Mega Mess at Sala Rossa on August 9th, experienced a rooftop mini-jam and reading, and met wonderful creative minds. And met [...]

I was lucky enough to attend the Brave Radar & Dirty Beaches show in Toronto at Rancho Relaxo. It was very fun.

Dirty Beaches is swarmed with groupie girls, yet behaves like a gentleman.

After a year of playing together in venues around Montreal, friends and Fixture Records labelmates Brave Radar and Dirty Beaches are embarking on their first tour of Ontario.
We invite you to join us at their shows:
Monday June 30th - Toronto - at Rancho Relaxo with The Miles [Fresh out of highschool, The Miles mash [...]

A sweet sweaty love-in went down in stereotypically prim Toronto this week; Death Cab for Cutie made hearts glow, and some good folk were inspired to You Tube’d it:

I have a reputation for hyperbole when it comes to bands that I like but forget I told you that because I am now telling you that Toronto’s Saffron Sect is the best band in Canada…
or at least the most relevant…
or at the very least the most important.
When I saw them on Saturday night at [...]

Waiting is bitter bloody agony, what can I say. I know I still have to use my wackier titles from the initial promise of this Indie Love column but life wants I talk about this now, so if you’re itching to find out if “You may need more colour” refers to race or rainbows, [...]

Start your Saint-Patrick’s Day (weekend) off right with Peter Katz this Friday at Club Lambi.
A CBC darling and Montreal native, Katz launched his CD More Nights at Club Lambi last June as a Montreal Fringe special event. I was there and remember the evening very fondly; Peter is a great performer and casts a [...]

So when I first found out that some my favorite people in all of Canada were playing a show in Toronto, I thought, hey, why not go visit? But then school got insane, projects were crazy and it wasn’t so attainable anymore, until I pulled an allnighter to finish my final gown, checked craigslist for [...]

More on brave new Canadian monodrama The Anorak.
Montreal playwright Adam Kelly is coming to Toronto’s Ryerson University to perform his one man show The Anorak at Oakham House for International Women’s Day. The show runs March, 6, 7 , 8 from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm.
Oakham House is at 55 Gould Street, Toronto.
I am [...]