The House of Rebels Podcast

"Even apolitical theatre is political. There's no Art for Art's sake - I

don't believe Oscar Wilde."

House of Rebels sits down with theatre maker Ted Witzel to discuss his

craft, as well as the latest iteration of his long-running Lulu series.

Lulu v.5 is playing April 22nd and 23rd.

Toronto’s most exciting new physical theatre company presents KATA, a

powerful testosterone charged piece examining how far a performer can be

pushed past their physical limits while on stage.

Make sure to see KATA - opening November 11th 2016!

Epigraph Collective's co-Artistic Director Curtis TeBrinke tells us about the projects lined up for 2016, including the Fringe Festival, being part of Filament Incubator's season, and a documentary about home.

Filament Incubator is a name that everyone should know as the Toronto

Theatre Scene evolves and grows, particularly in the independent sector.

Today, House of Rebels talks to one of the co-creators about just how

exactly one strikes out to do art.

"Life's a f*cking brothel."

- James Éoghan, 2016

Little Black Afro's Luke Reece talks candidly about "Carbon" a new remount of an old favourite.

"Then takes this friend's advice. Not to bring you down, but if it doesn’t

work you really don’t have much to lose..."

Written by Nicole De Angelis and performed by the talented folks at Raw Matter.

"After everything... every late night, early morning,

barely-time-for-a-smoke break, handing over the fruits of my labours like

some sacrifice to the corporate gods, and what do I get?"

"I was just a kid who couldn't keep his mind on anything for longer than

five minutes, but I could just sit on that dock and watch her."