Theatre tech grad produces a career
November 15, 2000
Former student talks shop about life after school, work and the value of the network
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Alumni hits it on pop TV
November 15, 2000
RTA graduate communes with the nation's teen audience on YTV's popular music video countdown
Theatre student sets sights sky-high
November 15, 2000
Fourth-year technical production student focuses on career as flight attendant
Film icon exposed on screen
November 8, 2000
Avant-garde artist gives low-key address in latest installment of lecture series
A Requiem for the masses
November 1, 2000
By Garine Tcholakian Writing music about the most atrocious crimes of the previous century is a challenge many would shirk in favour of lighter material. Not composer David Walden. His awakening to the horrors of genocide put him the path to producing Requiem: In Remembrance of the Genocides of the 20th Century, which opens at […]
A fine repast: A work of Halloween horror fiction
October 25, 2000
Inside a tiny house on Oak Street, Edmund Atkins is preparing his Monday evening delicacy. Edmund had grown fond of his tiny house with its few windows, few pieces of furniture and few keepsakes. He felt little need to entertain — or leave his home for that matter — content with his evenings alone, cooking and dancing to the Leningrad Cowboy’s country version of Rachmaninoff’s Symphonic Dances Opus No. 45.
School attic ghost’s home
October 25, 2000
The Ryerson Theatre School is haunted! Students in the building have been spooked by the testimonials and rumours of ghostly sightings and an unearthly presence in some classrooms.
Now in theatres: uppity audiences
October 18, 2000
Björk fever is sweeping the world like some post-Y2K freak of nature — but not if rich moviegoers have anything to say about it.
Life’s ironies exposed
October 18, 2000
World-class photographer’s work focuses on the ordinary.
Pool Shark a big fish
October 18, 2000
It has all the elements to make it a classic B-movie: a cheesy setting, a low budget and a cheap-looking monster.
Wrath marks anniversary
October 11, 2000
To celebrate its 30th anniversary, the theatre school has snatched up quasi-famous director Kelly Robinson for a production of John Steinbeck’s novel The Grapes of Wrath.
Wrestlemaniac lays down the law
October 11, 2000
Because he’s that damn good, fourth-year RTA student produces local radio show.
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