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Stageworthy

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Now in its 10th year, Stageworthy is Canada’s theatre podcast, bringing you in-depth interviews with theatre artists, panel discussions, and more. Each week, host Phil Rickaby sits down with the people who make theatre happen: from household names to artists you should know. Whether you're an audience member, a theatre maker, or just plain curious about Canadian theatre, Stageworthy offers a front-row seat to the conversations shaping the industry. New episodes every Tuesday.

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  1. Antoni Cimolino on Leaving the Stratford Festival after 39 Years – Stageworthy
  2. Steffi DiDomenicantonio Has Some Hot Takes on Musical Theatre in Canada – Stageworthy
  3. Ron Kennell on Clown Noses, Dark Places, and Why Comedy Is Harder Than Drama – Stageworthy
  4. Annie Luján & Veronica Hortigüela are Bringing Chaos to the Monastery with Monks – Stageworthy
  5. Kelly Taylor and Hools Kay are Un (Capital F) Famous in Toronto – Stageworthy
  6. Jay Northcott is Bringing Joy, Blackness, and Bootycandy to Buddies in Bad Times – Stageworthy
  7. Erin Shields is Bringing Deaf and Hearing Worlds Together in To A Flame – Stageworthy
  8. Jacklyn Francis on Why Theatre Matters More Than Ever Right Now – Stageworthy
  9. Curtis Campbell has something to say about AI in the arts – Stageworthy
  10. Sara Farb is Bringing one of Musical Theatre's Great Roles to Life – Stageworthy
  11. Madelaine Rose is Scaring Audiences One Kitchen at a Time – Stageworthy
  12. Sharry Flett Is Reflecting on 34 Seasons at the Shaw Festival – Stageworthy
  13. Christopher Gaze is Sharing What It Takes to Build a Theatre Festival That Lasts – Stageworthy
  14. Ming Hudson is Directing Antigone at Bard on the Beach – Stageworthy
  15. Tim Carroll is making the Shaw Festival into a two-way conversation with its audience – Stageworthy
  16. Ryan McCollom is Making Canadian Theatre Impossible to Ignore – Stageworthy
  17. Peter Fernandes is Making His Directing Debut at the Shaw Festival with Sleuth – Stageworthy
  18. Natalie Kaye is Channelling Harpo Marx, Mae West, and Shakespeare All at Once – Stageworthy
  19. Your Guide to the 2026 Toronto Fringe, with Four of Toronto's Essential Theatre Voices – Stageworthy
  20. Marla Torgerson is Bringing her Show about Breaking Up with White Jesus to Toronto Fringe – Stageworthy
  21. Chris Cracknell is Making Theatre About Online Community, Identity, and Finding Your People – Stageworthy
  22. Victoria Sullivan is Forcing Ontario's Premier to Live on Minimum Wage at Toronto Fringe – Stageworthy
  23. Kathleen Welch is Bringing Dark Celtic Mythology to the Toronto Stage with Siofra – Stageworthy
  24. Taylor Trowbridge is bringing DADS to Toronto Fringe – Stageworthy
  25. Stephen Drover is Directing the Macbeth He's Been Thinking About for Twenty Years – Stageworthy
  26. Rymn Wadhwa is an Engineer Turned Playwright at Toronto Fringe – Stageworthy
  27. Chantel Winters on Planting Clues in Her Scripts, the Reality of Producing, & Other Concerns – Stageworthy
  28. Blythe Haynes on Creative Risk, Accessibility, Emotional Safety, & Other Concerns – Stageworthy
  29. Susanna Fournier is Spending a Season in Hell with take rimbaud – Stageworthy
  30. Lisa Marie DiLiberto is making theatre that doesn’t sit quietly – Stageworthy