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In the 200th issue of Canadian Theatre Review, Jenn Cole reflects on representations of Indigenous performance and the cultural practices that shape and sustain Indigenous art forms. Read more: bit.ly/ctr199200n Trent University #CanadianTheatre

Canadian Theatre Review is proud to celebrate its 200th issue! This special edition explores the journal's 50-year legacy, offering a deep dive into critical themes such as feminism, queer politics, Indigenous performance, and more: bit.ly/ctr199200 #CanadianTheatre

Canadian Theatre Review 201 is here! This issue dives into the theme of Future, Uncertainty, and the Theatre Sector, with insights from artists, scholars, and thought leaders on key issues shaping the future of #CanadianTheatre: bit.ly/ctr-201 UTP Journals Taiwo Afolabi

CTR 201 opens with an Editorial reminding us that “we have a horizon that we can look to, interpret, anticipate, and navigate. We can shape our responses and move towards a preferred future.” Read more: bit.ly/ctr201a Taiwo Afolabi #CDNArts

How does art connect to the climate, and how can making art help bridge the "culture gap" in addressing the climate crisis? Read more in Canadian Theatre Review 201: Future, Uncertainty, and the Theatre Sector: bit.ly/ctr201g UTP Journals #CanadianArts

CTR 201: Future, Uncertainty, and the Theatre Sector includes the full script of O’Kosi, a time-travelling story spanning over 200 years that explores the many ways Indigenous families are working to heal from generational trauma. Read more: bit.ly/ctr201t UTP Journals

In Canadian Theatre Review 201, Michelle Olson explores the importance of strengthening Indigenous intercultural practice and process in reimagining a way forward in the #CanadianTheatre landscape. Read more: bit.ly/ctr201k @uptjournals

The new issue of Canadian Theatre Review 201 explores key topics shaping the future of Canadian theatre, including art and the climate crisis; strengthening Indigenous #intercultural practice; the role of AI in creating art; and much more: bit.ly/ctr-201 owais lightwala

Canadian Theatre Review 201 is here! This issue dives into the theme of Future, Uncertainty, and the Theatre Sector, with insights from artists, scholars, and thought leaders on key issues shaping the future of #CanadianTheatre: bit.ly/ctr-201 UTP Journals Taiwo Afolabi

CTR 201 opens with an Editorial reminding us that “we have a horizon that we can look to, interpret, anticipate, and navigate. We can shape our responses and move towards a preferred future.” Read more: bit.ly/ctr201a Taiwo Afolabi #CDNArts

How does art connect to the climate, and how can making art help bridge the "culture gap" in addressing the climate crisis? Read more in Canadian Theatre Review 201: Future, Uncertainty, and the Theatre Sector: bit.ly/ctr201g UTP Journals #CanadianArts

CTR 201: Future, Uncertainty, and the Theatre Sector includes the full script of O’Kosi, a time-travelling story spanning over 200 years that explores the many ways Indigenous families are working to heal from generational trauma. Read more: bit.ly/ctr201t UTP Journals

In Canadian Theatre Review 201, Michelle Olson explores the importance of strengthening Indigenous intercultural practice and process in reimagining a way forward in the #CanadianTheatre landscape. Read more: bit.ly/ctr201k @uptjournals

The new issue of Canadian Theatre Review 201 explores key topics shaping the future of Canadian theatre, including art and the climate crisis; strengthening Indigenous #intercultural practice; the role of AI in creating art; and much more: bit.ly/ctr-201 owais lightwala

Explore the new issue of Canadian Theatre Review! Volume 202 spotlights #XRPerformance, tracing the evolution of extended reality technologies in theatre over recent decades. Read the full issue: bit.ly/ctr202 York U AMPD Laura Levin #DigitalTheatre

Dive into the new issue of Canadian Theatre Review to read the original script of Alone Together, a work examining our complex relationship with machines and the nature of presence in an AI-driven #digital world. Read more: bit.ly/ctr202l le duste Koumbie

Explore Canadian Theatre Review Volume 202 for new research on the interactive innovations shaping the digital age of performance; the role of #AugmentedReality in fostering community; utilizing #XR as a pedagogical tool; and more. Read more: bit.ly/ctr202 Laura Levin

A new article in Canadian Theatre Review Volume 202 explores how extended reality can be utilized as a pedagogical tool in the classroom and in the performing arts. Read the full article: bit.ly/ctr202e Debbie Deer Prods. #PerformanceStudies #AI

Read a new article in Canadian Theatre Review 202 exploring the relationship between social virtual reality, gender expression, and #QueerTheory through an analysis of glitch experiences in VRChat: bit.ly/ctr202f #VirtualReality #DigitalAge

A new article in Canadian Theatre Review 202 explores the connection between theatre-making in Canada, innovation using extended reality, and utilizing technology for storytelling. Read the full article: bit.ly/ctr202h Christine Brubaker #DigitalTheatre #AR