Episode 19: Shakespeare's drunk, the world's in crisis, and Kate Taylor is a clickbait master

Just Another Gala

00:00 // INTRO 00:38 // PREVIEWS Virtual reality theatre opens in Toronto. http://vividvr.ca/#vivid A new Facebook group titled Women’s Theatre Network invites women to connect with each other online. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1162079387183664/ What is the role of theatre in the refugee crisis? Theatreanddance.britishcouncil.org/about The Color of NOW hosted a conversation called What's Race Got To Do with It at Imago Theatre in Oregon www.orartswarch.org/talking-race-the-color-of-now/ The Globe and Mail’s Kate Taylor asks 'Why doesn't Canada have a national theatre?' http://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/theatre-and-performance/kate-taylor-why-doesnt-canada-have-a-national-theatre/article30610325/ Artistic Director of the NAC English Theatre Jillian Keiley responds on the SpiderWebShow https://spiderwebshow.ca/article/why-doesnt-canada-have-a-national-theatre/ 06:00 // REVIEWS Pericles, Prince of Tyre - July 4 to August 20, A Company of Fools’ Torchlight Shakespeare 12:50 // Fucking Carl - July 14 to 30, La Nouvelle Scène, presented by Théâtre du Trillium. 19:20 // PREVIEWS Macbeth - July 2-30, Bear & Co Barefoot in the Park - July 12 to 30, Ottawa Little Theatre. Much Ado About Nothing & Julius Caesar - July 16 to August 20, St Lawrence Shakespeare Festival, Prescott Dark Horse Dance Projects - July 21 & 22, ODD BOX https://www.facebook.com/events/515638748635619/ The Servant of Two Masters - July 21 to August 21, Odyssey Theatre in Strathcona Park http://www.odysseytheatre.ca/index.php/events/theatre-under-the-stars/