Might I hypothesize, though, that learning how to run a theatre company in the worst of times may perhaps be the best foundational training.

Theatres on the other hand are community-driven, and the measures put in place to protect audiences and artists alike reflect this reality.

“I hope to find new ways of being an artist, a shaper of a society I want to live in, more equal, more inclusive, more kind.”

Community must always be more important than consumerism, and it is high time that we demand more of a government that places the latter on the unholiest of pedestals.

I find myself washed by a sense of gratitude for En Pointe and what it brought to the people of Pointe-Saint-Charles this year.

It’s been 50 years. Why is there still abortion stigma?