How can theatre-making processes enable, include, champion and celebrate the creativity of neuro-diverse and learning-disabled artists?
Continue readingThe B-Side: Inclusive Devised Theatre Practice
Participants will have the opportunity to try out some of neurodivergent performance artist Liselle Terret’s evolving creative practice to create their own material.
Continue readingThe B-Side: Why the fuck is this Taking so Long? (Nobody’s Okay)
A discussion over drinks in the cafe, with Aislinn Rose, Tarek Iskander, Ian Kamau, and Adrienne Wong about the push to digital, community burnout, and the future of live art.
Continue readingThe B-Side: Is it my turn to play?
A discussion of how video game cultures have historically produced certain forms of social gathering, where things are at now, and what it means for play of the future.
Continue readingThe B-Side: Building Empathy in Online Spaces
This conversation will not focus on the tech, but the engagement that this new technology supports, exploring how to best increase accessibility, connection, and empathy.
Continue readingThe B-Side: Process Sharing with Chisato Minamimura
This sharing will include an introduction artist talk, a short film excerpt of the performance process so far, and a chance for audience questions.
Continue readingThe B-Side: Our Raw Material
A Community Writing Project instigated by prompts from Stewart Legere. We invite you to contribute your own raw material to this collective palette.
Continue readingThe B-Side: Portal
Open and closed at once, Portal was made by combining modern digital painting and an old projection setup.
Continue readingAnnouncing Hybrid by Design
A participatory video game performance, a live augmented reality escape room, immersive short films, a tiny concert inspired by a giant book… Experience the festival for free online or IRL at The Theatre Centre May 9-15, 2022. The future of live art is hybrid by design.
Continue readingGrin
A performance of sound, visuals and choreography which subverts hyper-sexualized notions of African and Caribbean dance.
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