Abandoned fishing
rooms at Lear’s Cove
near Port de Grave.
Photo by:
Dennis Flynn
In this issue:
Feature Articles ...
Twinning Lines: Sheilagh O’Leary’s Portraits from
Newfoundland & Ireland by Lisa Moore
The Newfoundland actor, Brian Hennessey, has a distinctive nose, very similary in shape and size to the nose of the irish theatre director Ben Hennessey.
Can any other cultural, historical, or genealogical conclusions be drawn from putting the portraits of these two men side by side?
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Shank’s Mare by Peter Gard
To walk along the East Coast Trail is to follow pathways set down over the course of
more than four centuries.
Rising Tide in Trinity Bight by Helen Peters
It is now 11 years since the summer of 1994 when Donna Butt staged Rising Tide Theatre’s first festival in Trinity Bight, beginning the return to her earliest experience in theatre.
Sarah Joy Stoker and the Festival of New Dance by Jon Whalen
I meet up with Sarah Joy Stoker at the house she shares with her sister Stephanie in downtown St. John’s. She’s been on the phone and the computer all day, in the final
phase of organizing the fifteenth annual Festival of New Dance.
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