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The multilingual theatre production performed in isiXhosa, isiZulu, Sesotho, SeTswana, and Swahili, strongly draws its aesthetic from African storytelling traditions, incorporating dance, song, and ensemble work.

From left to right: Angel Tak, Amir Haidar, Abigail Lewis and Funmi Cole. The University of Toronto’s Centre for Drama, Theatre & Performance Studies

The University of Toronto’s Centre for Drama, Theatre & Performance Studies (CDTPS) recently announced four new scholarships for Black, Indigenous and other racialized students.

On 13 October, students from a host of clubs and societies convened in an online forum to speak against the ‘Future FASS’ plan, which would put up to 250…

a href= https://bampfa.org/ target= _blank The UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive /a announced today the appointment of Christina Yan

From now until December, Art In The City is presenting a diverse lineup of exciting and fun art offerings!

The Northampton Jazz Festival, shut down last fall because of COVID-19, returns this weekend, Oct. 1-2, with a busy schedule of live performances, with shows in Pulaski Park, several downtown restaurants and other venues, and a final concert at the...

Honi can reveal that the Department of Theatre and Performance Studies and the Department of Studies in Religion will not be dissolved. In a staff meeting today…

Around thirty students and staff members today held a forum to envision the next steps in the fight against education cuts and the neoliberalisation of…

Importing rhetoric from the right in the UK and US, conservative politicians in Australia for years stoked exaggerated moral panic about a ‘free speech crisis’…