With 20 candles on its cake this year, the Great Canadian Theatre Company’s Acoustic Waves series is still thriving on bringing live music to the theatre.
20 years of Acoustic Waves
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Month: October 2001
Column: The line between art and politics was crossed
There are some real fears within our terror-stricken society, but art by Arab-Canadians should not be a source of panic.
It’s time to question our stereotypes
A 15-year-old Muslim boy was beaten in Ottawa when a group of teens blamed Arabs for September’s terrorist attacks in the United States. Assaults, death threats, egg throwing, vandalism, and graffiti increased.
Letters for October 26, 2001
mclennan article ‘misleading’
I find your writer’s portrait of rob mclennan (Oct. 12 ) strangely lacking — if not misleading.
rob mclennan has done a great deal to anger and upset some writers and observers in Ottawa’s literary scene and beyond. All you had to do was either talk to people at the TREE Reading Series (which mclennan still frequents, though his involvement as an organizer ended in 1994) or dig back through some local newspapers.