Hillcrest Village resident John Lorinc narrates a provocative tale, while on the phone, of a mid-19th century alderman in Toronto, looking out an office window at (Old) City Hall. In the politician’s eyes there lies a slum…
The audience I saw The Realistic Joneses with on opening night seemed to like the play. I was bored.
The glitz and glamour of world championship boxing in Toronto may have found a home at the venerable Masonic Temple.
Rosedale pianist John Greer warbles like a songbird when he talks about his role in arranging the music for Mooredale Concert’s A Talent to Amuse: The Words and Music of Noël Coward performance. The 62-year-old…
The three-year process of writing Underdog: Confessions of a Right-Wing Gay Jewish Muckraker was cathartic for Toronto Sun columnist Sue-Ann Levy.
Midtown Toronto has made an impression on Toronto Argonauts sophomore Kenny Shaw.
Why has no one thought of science fiction from an aboriginal perspective before? After all, First Nations have actually had the first contact experience.
There’s something special about how chamber music tells a story and resonates with an audience. That’s why cellist Rachel Desoer chose her instrument at five years old and has been playing ever since.
Humewood resident Juan Arce has a fond memory of his beginnings with the band Turbo Street Funk. The 27-year-old sits in a copper-coloured recliner, listening to bandmate Casey Van recount how the Shuffle Demons came…
I’ve written plenty about photographers visiting midtown and showing their wares at the Izzy Gallery. But the unsung heroes behind said photographers are the MUAs, or MUHAs. Those two acronyms stand for Makeup Artist or…