Dorianne is a graduate of the Theatre and Drama Studies joint program between University of Toronto, Erindale campus and Sheridan College. She writes short stories, plays and screenplays and was delighted to be accepted into the 2010 Diaspora Dialogues program and also to have her short story accepted into the 2011 edition of TOK: Writing The New Toronto collection. She is also a regularly contributing writer on http://www.sexlifecanada.ca. You can follow her on twitter @headonist if you like tweets about cats, sex, food, queer stuff and lefty politics.
Death Meets Harlequin and Other Plays is a triad of short works that draw from mythology, giving playwrights, directors and actors alike a chance to develop their skills. Produced by Unspoken Theatre, it is currently onstage at the Ralph Thornton Centre.
Why Not Theatre presents a moving and introspective one-woman show in Toronto
The Archivist is, quite literally, a memory play. Onstage now at the Theatre Centre, and produced by Why Not Theatre, Shaista Latif guides the audience through her memories. She interacts with us and with her past, creating a dialogue with many voices and perspectives. In Latif’s disjointed but always coherent narrative, the only questions worth asking are those that can either be immediately and concretely answered or cannot be answered at all. Continue reading Review: The Archivist (Why Not Theatre)→
Jess Thom’s “warm and incredibly funny” show takes to the Toronto stage
Precisely Peter Productions debuts the UK play The Pitchfork Disney in Toronto
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