What you missed in the theatrosphere over the holidays – Praxis Theatre

What you missed in the theatrosphere over the holidays

Obsidian Theatre received Holiday Greetings from Heritage Minister James Moore, Prime Minister Stephen Harper, and a guy who better not be The Minister of Spelling.
Globe and Mail political blogger Andrew Steele declared himself a blogger-not a-journalist in response to his blog being nominated in the Best Blog by a Journalist Category in the CBAs. Several days later, The Supreme Court of Canada overruled him in a ruling that actually used the word “blogger” and afforded all of us on the interweb the same rights and responsibilities as a journalist as Canadian citizens.
NYC-based theatre writer and artist Dennis Baker reflected on our year-end discussion of the Canadian theatrosphere with an emphasis on what it means to further evolution of the form.
Blogger Adam Szymkowicz, celebrated reaching his 100^th interview with a playwright on his blog, by snagging an interview with the one and only Adam Szymkowicz.
Finally, there’s a new theatre blog in Calgary. Verb Theatre started up their own blog on their website. Welcome to the theatreosphere Verb Theatre (and Alberta?). Folks please adjust your blog rolls accordingly.

This entry was written by Michael Wheeler, posted on January 4, 2010 at 2:21 pm, filed under theatre blogs, theatrosphere. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.

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