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ANY Toronto is a newsletter covering Toronto's Visual and Performing Arts events. Presented by CANNOPY.
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September Issue No. 2 (opens the original)
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Upstream: Mayor Olivia Chow (opens the original)
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Introducing UpstreamIf politics is downstream of culture, and art is upstream of culture, then it is important to trace the ways that political decisions and operatives shape the art that we see (and don’t see) in our publicly-funded institutions. This series spotlights political trends and leaders to uncover how they intersect with the arts industry.<h2 style="text-align: center
Theatre Aquarius, and the Case for a National Centre for New Musicals (opens the original)
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Every regional theatre has to eventually confront a peculiar opportunity gap. Canada has no shortage of musical theatre talent, and no shortage of places for that talent to land once it’s “Broadway-ready.” But there’s a gap between being Broadway-ready and the stories struggling to get out of the theatre workshop. That gap sits between the years of development that turn a good idea into a produceable show. Instead of merely describing this lacuna between concept and creation, Hamilton’s Theatre
The Latest on Cannopy (opens the original)
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Molly Johnson: In Concert & Conversation (opens the original)
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Molly Johnson has been in the room for a long time. Queen Street in the ‘80s, a trio held together for twenty-five years, a career that has moved steadily through almost every corner of the Canadian music landscape without ever quite announcing itself as a legacy.<div class="
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