posted Thursday, June 25, 2015
MEOW! It’s been a purrrrfectly wonderful start to this Cat’s Pride First: watching the set up – there is a recognition of the Queer Magic our City has, we now have Silver & Purple Unicorns in the Village, rejoice! Second: Having catch up cocktails on pop-up patios with old friends, and laughing delightedly at the […]
posted Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Pride Toronto announced its 2015 full festival line-up yesterday morning, the headliners and schedules were presented at a major press conference event. WOW, it has been 35 years of T Dot Pride, now this is something to celebrate! It’s right around the corner too so I suggest you get your Glitter ready because the […]
posted Friday, May 15, 2015
The infamous Hearn Generating Station becomes a sonic playground taking you on a journey where music genres collide and blur. There will be two electrifying nights of music and technology curated and commissioned by Unsound creators Mat Schulz and Malgorzata Plysa. Packed with pioneers and rising stars of electronic and experimental music from around the […]
posted Thursday, May 7, 2015
Recently I was privileged enough to catch the play Glengarry Glenross at Toronto’s Red Sandcastle Theatre. Many of us have seen the movie version, but this adaption was unusually delicious as the complete cast was female. Cross-gender acting is becoming much more commonplace, and judging from the sold out run, increasingly popular. Acting was solely […]
posted Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Major Music Headliners and Entertainment Schedule Unveiled for TO2015’s 35-day Arts and Culture Festival Culture enthusiasts and music lovers can start making summer plans — the entertainment schedule is now available for PANAMANIA, presented by CIBC, the 35-day TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games arts and culture festival. Unprecedented in scale, PANAMANIA will feature more than 1,300 artists in 250 performances and […]
posted Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Burlesque is an unique art form in that it can be funny or political. The performer is able to express themselves with their choice of music and costume about any subject matter: it’s not just about watching T & A. After falling to the wayside in the 1960’s there has been a resurgence of Burlesque […]
posted Wednesday, March 4, 2015
“Who knows who we could be if we weren’t so afraid of being who we are?”. ~Lorraine Segato I had the distinct pleasure of attending Lorraine Segato’s “Invincible Decency” CD release party, which was not just great music and fun, but an opportunity to see her influence on others as the inaugural Artist-in-Residence at Regent Park. She […]
posted Monday, December 8, 2014
Director Peter Jackson, and film star Lee Pace, were in Toronto this past weekend to premiere The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies. Fans dressed as elves and hobbits and lined the streets in front of the Windsor Arms Hotel. theBUZZ, in partnership with AUDI Canada is pleased to bring you photo coverage from […]
posted Monday, October 27, 2014
In person, Belle Jumelle reminds me of nothing so much as the love child of a sexy Powerpuff girl and Adele. As she sits across from me in the coffee shop we’ve chosen to meet at while she’s on her break, it’s a little hard to reconcile the beautiful, but recognizably corporate professional, with the […]
posted Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Gay Play Day, an annual festival of LGBTQ theatre, is now in its third year at the Alumnae Theatre studio space. The festival is a platform for both novice and emerging LGBTQ writers to have their works produced and seen by local audiences. This year’s festival features five short plays by local playwrights. Gay Play […]
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