ARTS & CULTURE
Review: The Seventh Seal
On Friday, November 2, TIFF had its first screening of The Seventh Seal in its two-month-long centennial celebration of Ingmar Bergman, which runs from October 24 to December 23. I went into the screening just after reading Liam Lacey’s piece on the TIFF retrospective for Original Cin. To make Bergman “relevant to our own times,” Lacey suggests a reimagining of Bergman as a superhero—a reconceptualization so Bergman might fit in ...
Reviving childhood
On aging, nostalgia, and Netflix revivals
Review: The Importance of Being Earnest
A truly Victorian performance
Armed with will and determination
Reflections on the first anniversary of Gord Downie’s passing
A look back to something forgone
Recovering the pain and passion of the encounter with an image
Mystical Landscapes?
Anthropocene is visually stunning but falls short of making a statement
Falling for Autumn
Tunes for the changing of the seasons
Review: Heathers: The Musical
A perfect cast leads Hart House’s production through the difficulties of high school
Review: Room 25
In her debut studio album, Noname welcomes you back, catches you up
Exhibition Opening: It Can Only Be This Place
A tribute to Scarborough at UTSC’s Doris McCarthy Gallery