The Varsity sat down with the cast and crew of a couple dramatic plays that will be performed this upcoming Friday as part of the U of T Drama Festival showcase. Each play is student-written, and aims to explore how diverse voices are gaining traction in the entertainment industry. Read more here: https://thevarsity.ca/2017/02/05/cue-differences-spotlight-experiences
The Varsity sat down with the cast and crew of a couple dramatic plays that will be performed this upcoming Friday as part of the U of T Drama Festival showcase. Each play is student-written, and aims to explore how diverse voices are gaining traction in the entertainment industry.
Read more here: https://thevarsity.ca/2017/02/05/cue-differences-spotlight-experiences
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