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You don t have to leave your house to travel around the world in 80 plays

You don t have to leave your house to travel around the world in 80 plays We asked art lovers how it felt to hear their cultures represented in Soulpepper s new audio drama series. Social Sharing We asked art lovers how it felt to hear their cultures represented in Soulpepper s new audio drama series Posted: May 19, 2021 12:00 PM ET | Last Updated: May 19 Around the World in 80 Plays.(Soulpepper Theatre/soulpepper.ca) While international travel remains impossible for most Canadians during the pandemic, Soulpepper Theatre Company is serving up a trip for your imagination. Around the World in 80 Plays is a two-month-long series of audio drama versions of significant theatre works from eight different cultures on five continents: Canada, Argentina, Italy, Russia, India, Iran, Jamaica, and Nigeria. The audio dramas are presented alongside ancillary programming, including documentaries about the plays and playwrights on the CBC Radio program

Review: Soulpepper s audio drama The Walls is harrowing political theatre

NOW Magazine Review: Soulpepper’s audio drama The Walls is harrowing political theatre Argentine playwright Griselda Gambaro s prescient 1963 play about a brutal interrogation works powerfully in audio format By Glenn Sumi Courtesy of Soulpepper THE WALLS by Griselda Gambaro, translated by Marguerite Feitlowitz (Soulpepper). Presented as part of Soulpepper’s Around The World In 80 Plays series. Available to stream until June 30. Rating: NNNN In just two weeks, Soulpepper’s Around The World In 80 Plays series has become essential for theatre lovers. At a time when both live, in-person theatre and non-essential travel have been put on hold, it offers a creative solution. Imagine a mini international theatre festival for the ears, intellect and soul. 

The best things to do in Toronto this weekend: April 28-May 2

The best things to do in Toronto this weekend: April 28-May 2 The best things to do in Toronto this weekend: April 28-May 2 Including Austra at Roy Thomson Hall, Hot Docs, the May Day Rally and the Storytelling Festival By Kevin Ritchie Our picks for the top things to do in Toronto on the weekend of April 29-May 2 including Austra at Roy Thomson Hall, Hot Docs, the May Day Rally and the Storytelling Festival. Hot Docs The annual film festival for non-fiction lovers kicks off today but we’ve already started watching and reviewing movies. Films about Sesame Street, Poly Styrene and Helen Keller are among our favourites. Keep checking our review directory for the latest reviews and read our cover story about films focusing on gig work and the fight to regulate ride-hailing and delivery apps. Plus: a conversation with filmmakers Tanya Talaga and Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers about finding parallels in Indigenous stories from different parts of the country.

This play predicted Argentina s Dirty War — and has a chilling message for our own time

This play predicted Argentina s Dirty War — and has a chilling message for our own time In her 1963 play about truth, lies and state violence, Griselda Gambaro predicted the dark period Argentina was hurtling towards. As part of a collaboration with Soulpepper Theatre Company, we bring you inside a room where innocence doesn’t exist and even the walls themselves can’t be trusted. Social Sharing The Walls is about the danger of not seeing what is in front of us, says director Beatriz Pizano Pauline Holdsworth · Posted: Apr 28, 2021 3:55 PM ET | Last Updated: April 28 In The Walls, Griselda Gambaro holds a mirror to state terrorism that still echoes today. In the 1963 play, a young man is placed in a room without trial, interrogated by mysterious figures as his humanity is stripped away.(Getty/Soulpepper)

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