Any suggestions?
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What should we talk about now?
Any suggestions?
http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Content?oid=691862&c=hp
lets talk about this
Than you! That is a terrific article. I fervently agree with every one of those ten points. This is what Canada’s theatres should have been doing since the 1980’s.
The real question is: is it too late to turn it around?
Praxis/Obsidian, please post that article on Facebook too.
FYI, I particularly agree with points 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 & 10 and have been shouting these points for years.
okay, forget it, let’s not talk about anything.
hey anon,
chill. i’ll be back to get into all of this with you all over again on Wednesday.
mike
about staying engaged in the world around us, even after tomorrow.
jz
There’s so much talk here (and on other sites) about what’s wrong with Canadian Theatre, why not do a post about what is right.
Just to see what we’ve got, and what we can build on.
What wouldn’t you change about Canadian Theatre?
Its good intentions.
I wouldn’t change a thing about the Tarragon Theatre.
I would change their budget. By doubling it. And soundproof the upstairs so you can rehearse during performances. But in general, yes, I agree with Ian.
So, if all Canadian theatres were like Tarragon Theatre (with more money & soundproofing), everything would be just dandy?