A pair of slush-soaked socks and sneakers sat drying on a heater at Call the Office this past Friday as the comfortable and intimate venue hosted The Sadies, a Toronto-based psychedelic-alternative-country-ish band that since their 1998 formation have been known for having a fresh sound that continues to be difficult to define. Continue reading
Native artist David Dockstader is sharing his mixed media exhibition The Absence of Conflict with the public for the first time in his 26 years of painting at The Arts Project. Continue reading
‘It’s an examination of real life,’ director explains
Photo courtesy Justin Quesnelle
The word terrorism can evoke different sentiments for different people. It can inspire scenes of 9/11, and often connects us to the feeling of fear. However, Passionfool’s newest production places terrorism on a personal level. Passionfool presents the Presnyakov Brothers’ 2000 production Terrorism this month at The Arts Project in downtown London. Continue reading
Photo courtesy Justin Quesnelle
The Presnyakov Brothers’ play Terrorism opened this weekend to a small audience at The Arts Project. While Passionfool’s production used 20 performers to strengthen the theme of widespread, personal fear, some scenes were unconvincing. Continue reading
Erin Torrance 