Podcast

• September 14, 2021Podcast

  Keshia Palm & Julia Dickson of The Paprika Theatre Festival

  Keshia Palm (she/they) is a Toronto-based Filipinx-Canadian settler from Treaty 6 Territory who seeks to expose, challenge and dismantle systems of oppression by creating thoughtful and inclusive art/spaces. Her creative […]

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  September 7, 2021Podcast

  Sunny Drake

  Sunny Drake’s inventive theatre works have been presented in over 60 cities across the world and translated into 4 languages. His wide range of audiences have spanned international arts festivals, queers in underground warehouses, elderly ladies in regional theatres and young people in drop-in centres.

• August 31, 2021Podcast

  Debashis Sinha & Maev Beaty

  Maev Beaty and Debashis Sinha joined Stageworthy host, Phil Rickaby to talk about Necessary Angel’s upcoming audio production of Roland Schimmelpfennig’s play The Great Fire. Maev Beaty is a critically-acclaimed […]

• August 24, 2021Podcast

  The Red Sandcastle Theatre & Eldritch Theatre

  The Red Sandcastle is a 50 seat storefront theatre, in which_ Anything is Possible!_ In May of 2011, Rosemary Doyle opened the Red Sandcastle Theatre, with the intent of giving theatre artists […]

• August 17, 2021Podcast

  Mark Crawford

  Mark Crawford is an actor and playwright. His plays are: The New Canadian Curling Club; Boys, Girls, and Other Mythological Creatures; The Birds and the Bees; Bed and Breakfast; and Stag and Doe. Mark’s first […]

• August 10, 2021Podcast

  Retrospective

  In this, the 300th episode of Stageworthy, host Phil Rickaby presents a retrospective of some of his favourite episodes from the past 5 years. There have been so many conversations […]

• August 3, 2021Podcast

  Neurodiversity & Mental Health in Theatre

  Neurodiversity & Mental Health in theatre, a conversation with Alia Ettienne, Emerjade Simms, and Victoria Urquhart. Emerjade Simms is a Jamaican-Canadian actor and storyteller. She is a graduate of the […]

• July 27, 2021Podcast

  Uche Ama

  Uche Ama is a Black queer performer, actor & vocalist born on the indigenous land called Tkaronto. She is passionate about cathartic art that intrigues and makes you ask questions. […]

• July 20, 2021Podcast

  Erin Jones

  Erin Jones wrote Time Limits Dropped on Easter Sunday especially for the digital Toronto Fringe Festival.  As a playwright, she is taking an anti-oppressive stance and is focused on exploring […]

• July 13, 2021Podcast

  Steven Griffin

  Steven Griffin is a Canadian filmmaker and theatre creator. He is currently based in Toronto. He has directed numerous projects, including short films that have seen screenings at the Boston […]