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Theatre companies have struggled to get audiences to return as government pandemic-relief programs are tapering off and inflation has pushed up the cost for supplies, rent and talent
As Canadian theatres struggle with snowballing economic woes in the wake of COVID-19 lockdowns, performing arts associations in two of the country’s largest provinces are asking governments to boost their support.
Theatre companies have struggled to get audiences to return as government pandemic-relief programs are tapering off and inflation has pushed up the cost for supplies, rent and talent.
Yee picked writer and performer Julie Phan to receive this year’s Siminovitch Protégé Prize, which comes with a $25,000 cash award
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The $100,000 theatre prize is awarded to a mid-career professional whose work contributes to advancing the art form