Skip to content

Generate

An Exhibition of Portraits By Bronwen Sharp in Partnership with The Theatre Centre

Generate grew out of one artists desire to cultivate knowledge and community.

Born and raised in Toronto, Bronwen Sharp was keen to connect with the local independent theatre scene after eight years abroad photographing theatre in London’s West End.  Bronwen began the creative process by inviting two indie artists to sit for their portraits at The Theatre Centre. This fueled a collaboration where artists recommended other artists for Bronwen to meet and photograph.  As each artist was confirmed, new recommendations were put forward, and a unique lineage of sitters was generated. The intimate setting of portraiture served as the framework to talk about theatre, laugh, share, play and create.

_____________________
Bronwen Sharp is an award-winning photographer specializing in portrait, video, and production photography for theatre. Sharp studied photography at Sheridan College, and has worked with the Donmar Warehouse, Young Vic Theatre, Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, and has had the pleasure of photographing Jude Law, Dame Judi Dench, and Daniel Radcliffe for the Michael Grandage Company. In Toronto she has worked for Factory Theatre, Native Earth Performing Arts, Tarragon Theatre, The University of Toronto, and St. Michael’s Hospital. Her recent exhibitions include Playwrights in Focus at Southwark Playhouse in London, open until November 2015.

www.bronwensharp.com
____________________

Generate was developed in partnership with The Theatre Centre

Credits

Featured artists:
Byron Abalos, Philip Akin, Nicolas Billon, Susanna Fournier, Mel Hague, Ravi Jain, Andrew Kushnir, Monique Mojica, Liz Peterson, Anusree Roy, Norah Sadava,  and Jordan Tannahill.

August 6, 2015
to September 19, 2015

Venue

The Theatre Centre

OPENING RECEPTION
Thursday, August 6 – 9:15pm -12am

Parody of the "This is fine" dog in a room on fire meme, earth sits in an on-fire room with a cocktail and says "This is not fine".
April 28, 2025
“Hope is a verb, it requires action, and the action comes from a belief that those actions matter. Meanwhile despair, hope’s opposite, is the enemy of action. Why take action when nothing we do matters anyway?” — Prompt from our September Community Gathering “…And yet these moments are the portals to other worlds. Just worlds....