Initiated in 2021, Pinch Cabaret is a contemporary take on the cabaret nightclub scene, bringing together the performers of today in a fun-packed variety show located in Kitchener, Waterloo. We spoke with the founder, host, and curator of Pinch Cabaret, Ben Gorodetsky, to find out what Pinch Cabaret is all about!
Read MoreInTEXTigator 3: The Line of the Four endeavours to unpack this complex human to tech tethering. In many ways, most principally by centralizing an A.I. character, InTEXTigator 3: The Line of the Four goes where previous crime mysteries have never gone before. It gives us a first glimpse into what a buddy-detective duo could look like today if one of the detectives was a bodiless, pixelated A.I.
Read MoreJoshua Gallina, the creative director behind Bloody Nails Cinema and A Fake Cowboy, discusses new short film “The Greatest Shame”, telling a compelling story without dialogue, and using art to explore and express identity.
Read MoreWhat brings Casey Hudecki, Daniele Montalvo and Aniko Kaszas together is a passion for change. Finding strength within not only their prospective crafts, but themselves, is just as—if not more—important than the change they are making themselves.
Read MoreI sat down to speak with Co-Producer Rachel Manson about the project. “Being able to smoke weed and do comedy, especially record it, is a specifically Canadian luxury,” remarks Manson. “By using that, we really showcase Canadian comedians. And we have so many Canadian comedians.”
Read MoreWatching Low Rise Queens perform is kind of like watching a cool group of best friends hang out. Their flow is uncanny and natural, and it’s a tribute to how long they’ve worked together. They pick up and pass along each other’s energy to make a show that is chaotic and hilarious, but also well thought out and put together.
Read MoreI’m not going to spoil the plot — BUT — you should know just how important this performance is. At Toronto Pride in 2016, Black Lives Matter interrupted the parade with demands for inclusion safe spaces, support for black queer youth, the removal of police floats from marches and parades, and many more.
Read MoreTo the creators of Blue, it was important to acknowledge Toronto’s vast and ever changing arts scene: “We really wanted to create a space that encourages a community of artists. Where artists of all different mediums could come together and create new relationships. Photographers working with actors, painters working with musicians - we hope that the connections that are made through this event can continue developing throughout the coming months” the Producers explain.
Read MoreWritten by Natasha Greenblatt and Yolanda Bonnell, and directed by Jennifer Brewin, The Election tells a thought provoking story about the 2015 election through the eyes of several different volunteers. Formulated from real experiences, The Election presents an urgent and timely conversation about Canadian Politics.
Read MoreGirl Gang Cabarets is an unboxed variety show at The Painted Lady. Featuring Canadian artists from various disciplines, Girl Gang Cabarets provides a space in Toronto to celebrate feminism and new art.
Read More“In honour of the philosophically filled film's 40th year in existence, we got to talking with Giulio after the screening all about Lynch, Eraserhead, and Lynch's differentiating film techniques.”
Read MoreHere's a list of arts events Purple Glow Mag recommends going to when you're tired of being held prisoner by the wind and snow.
Read More“We chose to perform this show in particular because it was written by a prominent Canadian playwright, allowing us to both try our hand at a well known play that we didn’t write, and start representing Canadian playwrights. As a company, we hope to continue sharing great Canadian work.”
Read More“There's this great enthusiasm which keeps the city alive for ten days, so I have nothing but good things to say about Fringe. “
Read MoreIt’s Not a Boy, follows the story of University student Marnie (Sam Lee) and her difficult decision to have an abortion. This heartfelt (yet still comedic) play is about Marnie's coping mechanism of an abortion party and her struggle to come to terms with her decision.
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