(Re)Setting the Stage seeks to situate debates about theatrical representation and the politics of casting in Canada within a broader historical context, advancing dialogue with directors, playwrights, actors, educators, students, and other creators who are actively transforming professional Canadian theatre and university-level theatre training.
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Launching January 2024
Welcome to Shaking Up Shakespeare, a podcast dedicated to examining the legacy of William Shakespeare’s work, specifically in the context of Canadian theatre culture and Canadian society more broadly. Building on recent conversations about diversity and casting practices, colonial structures, and accessibility, this podcast brings together the voices of many individuals with diverse perspectives on Shakespeare.
(RE)CASTING SHAKESPEARE IN CANADA: A SYMPOSIUM
Discover an exciting deep dive into the intricacies of casting Shakespearean productions and adaptations in Canada.
CANADIAN THEATRE REVIEW 193: CASTING & RACE
A look at a brand new issue of Canadian Theatre Review edited by our team that focuses specifically on the topic of casting and race.
Learn more about both past and upcoming events and stay up to date with news about ongoing projects and events.
Take a look back to the conversations reflecting on the past and future of casting practices in Canadian theatre during the “(Re)Setting the Stage” event in 2021.
Read in-depth essays, reviews, and historical studies of notable recent Shakespeare productions & more, written by our team!
Check out a comprehensive list of key terms and concepts related to historical and contemporary casting practices related to theatre and performance.
