The Gryphon Singers Choir have been selected as 2019 finalists in the National Competition for Canadian Amateur Choirs (Collegiate Choirs division).
The competition was open coast-to-coast to include all Canadian amateur choirs and showcased a highly competitive pool of applicants.
To listen to the Gryphon Singers Choir submission, click here.
Brezshia is the 2019 winner of the Michael J.F. Tompkins Prize. This award was established in memory of Michael Tompkins, Governor General's Medalist in 1990.
Check out SETS Professor Sandra Singer's recently released book, Stock Characters in 9/11 Fiction: Homosociality and Nihilist Performance.
A review of Shakespeare’s Criminal from Orpheus Productions, a new chamber opera with music by Dustin Peters and libretto by Sky Gilbert, starring Marion Newman, Dion Mazerolle and Nathaniel Bacon.
Pat Flood is celebrating the publication of Susan Benson: Art, Design and Craft on Stage at the Bookshelf’s E-bar on Friday May 31 at 7pm. Pat will be in conversation with Susan Benson. There will be a theatre market in the Greenroom featuring local companies. Tickets are $8 or $6 for students, seniors and members of the Bookshelf.
Lawrence Hill is a professor of creative writing at the University of Guelph. He is the author of ten books, including The Illegal, The Book of Negroes, Any Known Blood, and Black Berry, Sweet Juice: On Being Black and White in Canada. He is the winner of various awards including The Commonwealth Writers' Prize, and two-time winner of CBC Radio's Canada Reads. Hill delivered the Canada-wide 2013 Massey Lectures, based on his non-fiction book Blood: The Stuff of Life.