Richelle Charkot is a freelance journalist and film programmer residing in Toronto, Ontario. I got to know Richelle as a programmer at my neighbourhood cinema, The Royal Cinema.
5 Questions With… Film Programmer And Writer Richelle Charkot
Richelle Charkot is a freelance journalist and film programmer residing in Toronto, Ontario. I got to know Richelle as a programmer at my neighbourhood cinema, The Royal Cinema.
Starting tomorrow, January 4th and running until January 15th, the 2017 Next Stage Theatre Festival will be the festival’s 10th birthday celebration. Time to join the party! READ MORE
‘Tis the Season! Renaissance and Medieval music celebrates Advent,with a Free Medieval & Renaissance Concert on Friday, December 9, 7:30pm, St. Basil’s Church. READ MORE
The fifth annual JAYU Human Rights Film Festival takes place from December 9-11 at the Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema in Toronto. READ MORE
INGRID & THE BLACK HOLE
Dir. Leah Johnston
Starring Mia Perry, Jordan Poole, Molly Dunsworth, Hans Pettersen, Josh MacDonald, Rena Kossatz
A short film that takes us on the journey of a lifetime spent together by two young people, as they imagine what it would be like to travel through a black hole. READ MORE
The Upper Canada Choristers and their Latin ensemble Cantemos celebrate the holiday season in their concert Noche de Paz: an Old World and New World Christmas. Founder Laurie Evan Fraser conducts the 40+ mixed-voice choir of men and women, Friday, December 2, 8 pm at Grace Church on-the-Hill, 300 Lonsdale Road. READ MORE
BeMused Network, a Toronto-based social technical exterprise for the performing arts, will spark a conversation on the digital future of the performing arts during their Open House on Tuesday, November 29, from 5:30-7:30pm at the historic Heliconian Hall in Yorkville. READ MORE
The Blood in the Snow Canadian Film Festival (BITS) is back! This year marks the festival’s fifth edition of the festival, which will take place November 24th- 27th in the heart of downtown Toronto at the Cineplex Odeon Yonge Dundas Cinemas. READ MORE
Theatre season almost never stops in Toronto. This weekend is no different. Take a look at my personal picks of productions currently on-stage around town — all of which are relevant, poignant, and timely. READ MORE
