bug: an invitation to not look away
bug carries wisdom to impart to people of all backgrounds. Toronto, you can see it at Theatre Passe Maraille until February 22.
bug carries wisdom to impart to people of all backgrounds. Toronto, you can see it at Theatre Passe Maraille until February 22.
I’ve been writing the book for a long time now, but after a slow start, the pieces have fallen into place quickly this year.
Three years has passed since Long Time Leaving came out. — enough time, I think, for those stories to sit quietly on postcards. Now, I’m sharing the song stories here — no postage (or hand cramping) required.
I’m so often set on the hard things in life getting their due that I might have forgotten how to shine light on joy and accomplishment, too.
“Stumps and Sadness, the Christa Couture story,” I said to producer Michelle Parise and we doubled with laughter.
When I posted the photos online, I had no idea how far the pictures would spread.
I did a photoshoot near the end of my pregnancy last fall, not just to capture the moment but to try something for the first time — and to hopefully make a dent in poor representation of disabled bodies.
Yes, that photo is me and a brand new just-hours-old baby — MY baby, in fact, who came into the world in October.
Any and every major Indigenous arts event feels like Christmas — at least the part where it brings everyone together. (My favourite part.)
Since my thyroidectomy last year, I have not sang on stage. If I’m not a singer, what do I do?