Megan loves being in the thick of all things theatre, but her ultimate goal is to promote theatre to the world of non-theatre people. It was the same when she was the theatre writer for blogTO, or the Fringe Correspondent for CBC Radio One‘s Here and Now, as it is as the founder of Mooney on Theatre. Her basic belief is that there is theatre/performance out there for everyone to love, they just need to find it. This is not to be confused with the idea that everyone should love theatre for theatre’s sake, in fact, as obsessed as she is with theatre, even *she* doesn’t love all types of theatre.
The Fringe of Toronto and Alias Dance Project presents
HOW TO MAKE A MIX TAPE
The mix tape: an eclectic blend of songs that set the mood for just about anything from road trips to bad break-ups. How do you make the perfect mix tape? Combine 1 part love ballad, 2 parts Italian Disco, 1 mushroom trip, 8 dancers dancing, 3 throw-downs, a hint of Led Zepplin, and an empty stage… Alias Dance Project presents How to Make a Mix Tape: the perfect mix for your next make-out session featuring choreography by Alias’ Lauren Cook, Meghan Cafferky and Geordan Coupland with guest artists Valerie Calam and Gadfly’s Apolonia Velasquez and Ofilio Portillo.
in association with TORONTO REHABILITATION INSTITUTE
At the Toronto Fringe Festival
By Julia Gray and The Ensemble
RUCKUS ENSEMBLE in association with TORONTO REHABILATION INSTITUTE, is thrilled to announce the production of ‘After the Crash: a play about brain injury’ as a part of the 2009 Toronto Fringe Festival.
Below is the press release for Returning to Lillith, a Toronto Fringe show full of sordid secrets, emotional baggage & potential necrophilia! We dare you to not read on!
Southern Mirrors is proud to present the North American premiere of The Art of Listening by the Brazilian playwright Carla Faour. The Art of Listening was nominated for the Shell Award for Best Playwright in 2008. The Shell Award is considered one of the most prestigious awards for theatre in Brazil.
The Art of Listening will be presented at the Robert Gill Theatre, 214 College Street, 3rd Floor, (St. George St. entrance) as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival 2009. Tickets: $10 – available through the Fringe box office or at the door.
