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Tag Archives: Barrie
10 Questions for Arkady Spivak
Arkady Spivak is a classic Canadian success story. Founder and Artistic Producer of Talk is Free Theatre (TIFT), Spivak earned a BA in Theatre and Business from York University in 2000, immediately joining Barrie’s Gryphon Theatre as a summer student. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Arkady Spivak, Assassins, Barrie, Dead Souls, Gogal, Talk is Free Theatre
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TIFT Great Expectations
I had great expectations. I had driven to Barrie for the latest Talk is Free Theatre (“TIFT”) show at the Mady Cenre for the Performing Arts adapted and directed by Richard Ouzounian from Charles Dickens’ novel, none other than Great … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alex Poch-Goldvin, Alicia Toner, Barrie, Carson Nattrass, Charles Dickens, Great Expectations, Justin Goodhand, Mady Centre, Richard Ouzounian, Talk is Free Theatre, TIFT
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