Interviews / Camp Wavelength
Camp Wavelength Review: Anamai
August 31, 2015 / by Jonathan Rodil (author)A zoning out experience with Toronto experimental folk band Anamai.
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Interviews / Camp Wavelength
Interviews / Camp Wavelength
Camp Wavelength Review: Dirty Frigs
August 31, 2015 / by Jonathan Rodil (author)A review of the intriguingly, quaint Dirty Frigs set at Camp Wavelength.
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Interviews / Camp Wavelength
Camp Wavelength Interview: Blonde Elvis
August 25, 2015 / by Jonathan Rodil (author)An interview with Jesse James Laderoute of Toronto's idiosyncratic guitar-pop group, Blonde Elvis.
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Interviews / Camp Wavelength
Camp Wavelength Preview
August 21, 2015 / by Jonathan Rodil (author)A selection of acts to catch at the inaugural edition of Camp Wavelength which takes place at the Toronto Islands.
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News / FRINGE 15
Fringe 2015 Interview: Dan Hershfield
July 17, 2015 / by Jacob Dubé (author)In Sloanliness, comedian Dan Hershfield recalls how we befriended his hero, musician Chris Murphy of Sloan, and how he subsequently folded under the pressure.
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Fringe 2015 Review: The Untitled Sam Mullins Project
July 17, 2015 / by Jacob Dubé (author)At the centre of the stage of the grand Factory Theatre in Toronto, under just one spotlight, was a lone barstool. Along with his voice and movements, this was all Sam Mullins needed to capture the audience and bring them into the world of his Fringe play, The Untitled Sam Mullins Project.
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News / FRINGE 15
Fringe 2015 Review: Big Fat German Puppet Show
July 17, 2015 / by Jacob Dubé (author)There’s not many shows around that incorporate Germans, zombies, Tom Waits and Stephen Hawking.
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Fringe 2015 Interview: She Said Yes
July 14, 2015 / by Sara Cristiano (author)She Said Yes, one of the shows featured in this year's Fringe Festival, is a comedy about dating in the digital world. The creator of She Said Yes, Virginia Woodall, spoke to The Scope reporter Sara Cristiano about what it was like to write a show based on her real-life experiences.
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