Kismet Asks the Big Questions
February 7, 2020
If you were asked again in a decade, how would your answers change? Maybe the connection between your present and future self would be obvious, every year a link in
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The Warrior Who Would Rule: Bard on the Beach Unleashes Coriolanus
August 29, 2019
Colleen Wheeler & Moya O’Connell | Photo: Tim Matheson “I think she’ll be to Rome As is the osprey to the fish, who takes it By sovereignty of nature.” Bard
The weird and wonderful puppetry of Multiple Organism
March 27, 2019
The human body is a work of art. Or could it be that it is a prison? It might be a wonderland or a cultural artifact. Maybe it’s a puppet,
Who is Clark Rockefeller? In True Crime, Torquil Campbell Tries to get the Truth from the Infamous Conman
February 11, 2019
Clark Rockefeller was a member of elite private clubs, the husband of a successful businesswoman, a father, an art dealer, and, it was rumoured, an heir to the Standard Oil
The Spirit of Revolt in Pancho Villa from a Safe Distance, an Opera
February 6, 2019
Legend has it that these were the last words of Pancho Villa, a famous bandit and revolutionary general of the Mexican Revolution, (roughly 1910-1920). Shot down in the streets of
Startup Weekend 2017 Brings Together Entrepreneurs to Pitch Bold Visions
November 28, 2017
Startup Weekend brought together aspiring entrepreneurs and challenged them to build something entirely new: zero to one, seeds to Apples, all in the time it takes to re-watch Game of
