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Lindsay Mullan and Jamie Northan brought their improve show “Truth or Dare” to Toronto. Having performed at once very popular Bad Dog Theatre on Oct. 1 and Oct. 3, Mullan and Northan did the easiest (one might think) thing there is. They played a well-known game live on stage, engaging the audience in the show from time to time. Both actors usually do their “homework” preparing questions for future game. However, those questions remain secret to the partner up until they are both on stage and there is no turning back. This is how they end up telling personal stories about sex and dating, eating whatever the spectators have in their pockets and sometimes even getting naked in front of the crowd. This might sound like a piece of cake, especially if you perform for a relatively small audience, which was the case at the Bad Dog with only around 30 spectators. However, Mullan and Northan, both originally from Calgary, traveled with their show across Canada and “played” in front of several hundred people.

After the show both actors stayed for a couple drinks and talked to spectators. As it turned out, many of them have seen the show before, either in Edmonton, Calgary or Vancouver. This is a perfect illustration of the beauty of improv shows in general and “Truth or Dare” in particular. It never gets boring and even if you go every day you can still laugh your head off.
By Aliona Kuts
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An extraordinary teacher’s motivating influence manifests in the work of his talented students! Mahmoud Meraji has been teaching for more than 35 years and his exhibition history dates back to 1985. It is an obvious inevitability that a gifted artist mentors pupils who produce outstanding paintings and drawings! You are cordially invited to view the works of Mahmoud’s students.
Group Exhibition
“Mahmoud and Students”
Opening: Thur July 16, 2015, 6-9pm
Exhibition: July 16 – July 25, 2015
Asal Khalilisamani
Alaleh Allasvandi Toghian
Azin Nasiri
Haleh Samimi
Mohabbat Tarkeshian
Mahnaz Emadi
Maryam Shahpari
Nejla Hedayati
Nooshin Rezapour
Noushin Hassankhani
Paria Mirazimi
Paniz Khoushain
Parnian Safaraeefard
Salar Salahi
Sara Salahi
Shahriar Dastoornezhad
Soheila Okovatian

Toronto – Thursday, June 25, 2015
Feature Contemporary Art Fair announces 2015 exhibitor list
It is with great enthusiasm that the Contemporary Art Gallery Association (AGAC) unveils the 2015
exhibitor list, which brings together a prestigious selection of Canada’s leading contemporary art galleries,
selected by an advisory committee of influential curators and collectors. Building on last year’s resounding
success, Feature sees the number of exhibitors increase from 23 to 29 galleries, a quantity that maintains
the intimate character of the fair. This year’s list is notably comprised of seven galleries from Western
Canada and includes exhibitors from Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg and Vancouver:
Battat Contemporary
Birch Contemporary
Clint Roenisch
Diaz Contemporary
Division Gallery
Equinox Gallery
Erin Stump Projects
Feheley Fine Arts
galerie antoine ertaskiran
Galerie Donald Browne
Galerie Graff
Galerie Hugues Charbonneau
Galerie Nicolas Robert
Galerie René Blouin
Galerie Roger Bellemare & Christian Lambert
Galerie Simon Blais
Galerie Trois Points
Georgia Scherman Projects
Initial Gallery
Katzman Contemporary
Laroche/Joncas
Lisa Kehler Art + Projects
Macaulay & Co. Fine Art
Monte Clark Gallery
Parisian Laundry
Patrick Mikhail Gallery
Republic Gallery
Stephen Bulger Gallery
Wil Aballe Art Projects
Feature returns to Toronto from October 22 – 25, 2015 in the historic Joey & Toby Tanenbaum Opera
Centre owned by the Canadian Opera Company. An exclusive VIP preview will be held on Wednesday,
October 21.
The fair’s bold design expands to occupy two floors
Feature will make the exciting move to expand and occupy spaces on the first and second floors of the
distinguished Joey & Toby Tanenbaum Opera Centre. The innovative layout of the fair generates a
dynamic presentation space that fosters critical discussion about the works presented at the fair, which is
enriched by each gallery presenting a maximum of three artists.
Focused on providing visitors with a fresh and exciting perspective on contemporary art, Feature will
showcase approximately 80 emerging and established artists. The fair is dedicated exclusively to
preeminent contemporary art and brings together artists and galleries who demonstrate an outstanding
ability to innovate, challenge, and inspire.
TD Bank Group, proud presenting sponsor of Feature Contemporary Art Fair
AGAC is thrilled to be continuing its collaboration with TD as the fair’s presenting sponsor. We’re back!
After a very successful inaugural year in 2014 we’re delighted to return as the sponsor of Feature in
2015, said Scott Mullin, Vice President, Community Relations for TD. Feature clearly adds to the already
robust contemporary art scene in Toronto. TD began collecting contemporary art in the 1960s. We
continue to acquire Canadian art and actively support a range of art activities across Canada including
through loans from our corporate collection for public exhibitions.

The Art Of Building A Bunker was an unexpected shocking pleasure, to say the least.
Guillermo and Adam teamed together to pen the 1.5 hour theatrical performance based on our subconscious prejudice against other cultures. The thoughts that we’re afraid to say out loud are portrayed by Adam effortlessly as he depicts the life and times of himself, alongside seven other characters.
The solo performance of these characters conveyed through Adam’s artistic portrayal was everything that I didn’t expect from a traditional theatrical standpoint. Adam’s talent was equally as apparent and full of a captivatingly flawless edge. The overall bold humor and shock value was an absolute understatement, further instilling our inner inferiority against other races. This piece was all about the way society thinks and feels but without the harsh wrath of social appropriatism
The Art Of Building A Bunker was presented by Factory Theatre. The newly renovated theatre now holds a refreshingly contemporary spin on the 145 year old heritage building, housing a new age vibe of creativity and inspiration.
Reviewed by Tara Haggar
Bloor News
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Italian Contemporary Film Festival
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Maurizio Magnifico
Italian Contemporary Film Festival
Giuseppe Pastorelli
Consul General of Italy in Toronto
Alessandro Ruggera
Italian Cultural Institute of Toronto
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ROBERTO BENIGNI AND NICOLETTA BRASCHI IN PERSON AT TIFF BELL LIGHTBOX
TIFF and ICFF celebrate Italy’s most beloved cinematic couple with a retrospective of their work together
TORONTO — TIFF and the Italian Contemporary Film Festival (ICFF) announced today their joint summer programme Roberto Benigni & Nicoletta Braschi: A Beautiful Life, a film retrospective that celebrates the multi-talented Italian couple. Running from June 4 until June 9, it features several in-person events including an onstage conversation about their lives and creative collaboration; joint introductions and Q&A sessions for a selection of the acclaimed films they have made together, including the Academy Award-winning Life is Beautiful(1997) as well as Jim Jarmusch’s “neo-Beat-noir-comedy” Down by Law (1986), and a free, daytime screening of the hilarious mistaken-identity farce Johnny Stecchino (1991) for post-secondary students and faculty.
Italian Contemporary Film Festival

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