@N@f@N@ has been on hiatus as a performance space because we have been involved in a very successful presentation of Cowboys & Indians and the DISHOOM! South Asian Performance Festival.
We will continue on hiatus until October as I will be in Stratford for the summer in Rice Boy (previewing August 11, opening August 22, closing October 3).
I realize it is short notice, but tomorrow night at the Rivoli (Queen just east of Spadina on the north side), I will be auditioning for This Hour Has 22 Minutes in front of a live audience and leaving right after for Stratford.
There are a number of great performers who will be auditioning and we would all love your support, if you are able to make it.
Performers : MC Mark Forward, Anand Rajaram, Caitlin Howden, Scott Montgomery, Kris Siddiqi, Karen Parker, Leslie Seiler, Darryl Hinds and Reid Janisse
The doors are at 8:30, the evening starts at 9 pm and I will be up first. Admission is pay-what-you-can.
About Diaspora Dialogues
- Diaspora Dialogues
- supports the creation and presentation of new fiction, poetry and drama that reflect the complexity of Toronto through the eyes of its richly diverse writers. Publishing and mentoring activities, as well as a monthly multidisciplinary performance festival, help encourage the creation of a literature that is vibrant and inclusive, while bringing these works to a wide audience. Diaspora Dialogues is supported by The Maytree Foundation, Ontario Trillium Foundation, Canadian Heritage, Ontario Arts Council, Canada Council for the Arts, the City of Toronto through the Toronto Arts Council, the George Cedric Metcalf Charitable Foundation and TO Live With Culture.
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