Culture

After 70 years, Albert Maltz’s ‘The Morrison Case’ gets its U.S. premiere

November 3, 2023 By Patrick Chura

The final words of the drama prompt the audience to think about patriotism.

‘Girondines’ tells of the reformist women opposing the French Revolution’s Jacobins

November 2, 2023 By Eric A. Gordon

Composer Sarah Van Sciver and Librettist Kirsten C. Kunkle have come to town for a two-day, four-performance outing of their opera Girondines.

Family visit: A poem for Palestine

November 1, 2023 By Doug Nicholls

A poetic offering for the suffering children of Palestine, from a British labor leader.

Five socially-conscious horror films for Halloween and beyond

October 31, 2023 By Chauncey K. Robinson

These movies intertwine the fright with intentional messaging, allowing viewers the chance to not only set their hearts racing but also set their minds thinking.

Films of, by, and for the Palestinian people at Toronto International Film Festival

October 30, 2023 By Bill Meyer

Director Farah Nabulsi’s debut feature, The Teacher, follows a teacher and his two students as they come up against the reality of Israeli settler violence.