What if We Don’t Look Back? This disruption to life as we knew it is bringing up so many questions around what we want “normal life” to look like. With this pause we have a moment to question hustle culture, how we care for our elderly, how we engage with capitalism, how we treat animals …
Creative Ways to Show Care Mother’s Day is coming up this Sunday and while this year it may prove more challenging to celebrate – whether because of social distancing, financial considerations, or simply because it may be a sensitive day for some – we wanted to pass along some ideas to show care to any …
Getting Curious About Simplicity There is something revolutionary in the silver-linings of this time in quarantine. The ways in which this pause has upturned assumptions and cleared the way for innovative thinking has been profound. Humming beneath the hours spent online and the minutes spent in line there seems to be a continual invitation towards …
The Need to Connect How’s your heart and mind? With such shocking and tragic news coming out of Nova Scotia just days ago it can all feel to be too much. Our instinct to come together in times of heartbreak has to be resisted to protect those we love from the coronavirus, and we are …
Creation in Quarantine What does creation look like in a time of crisis and quarantine? Its possibilities lay in both doing or undoing. Creating new patterns, creating space. Taking a risk or taking a rest – for many in our hustle culture taking a rest can feel like a risk. It can look like re-creating …
Reaching for the New Normal As we enter week four of life in self-isolation, there seems to be a shift in our sense of what it will take to protect each other from COVID-19. Where in the first few days of quarantine we thought it could be just a handful of weeks before we could …
Finding Ourselves in the Time of COVID-19 Losing a sense of time, finding moments of calm. Finding new levels of inner-resolve, losing it all for a moment. This incredibly strange time of isolation has us swinging between a sense of lost and found as we contend with losing our well-worn standard of “normal life” and …
Nightwood Theatre is pleased to announce that we’ll be presenting an online staged reading of Karen Hines’ All the Little Animals I Have Eaten, in lieu of the live performance that was slated to open last week on March 26, but was cancelled due to COVID-19. For one night only on Friday, April 3rd, the cast will perform their …
Social Distancing in Art & the Art of Social Distancing What a week it’s been. The challenges of social distancing are real – whether it be childcare, battling loneliness, quelling anxiety, staying sharp, facing financial and creative uncertainty, or caring for loved ones, this is certainly a drastic shift away from regular life and we …
As we’re sure you are now well aware, Toronto’s theatre productions, including our own All the Little Animals I Have Eaten, have been cancelled in an effort to protect the health of our artists, audience, staff and the public at large from COVID-19. The Nightwood team is working from home while our office is closed. Nightwood …
