STO Union
Writing
An Editor
Senior Editor Keith Bonnell shares his thoughts on what makes a good story in 5 short clips.
A Reporter an Editor and a Reader
The series asks “what makes a good story?” to crime reporter Gary Dimmock, Toronto Star editor Keith Bonnell and theatre director Nadia Ross. Each replied in their own way.
Two tiny plays on the essence of theatre
Two tiny plays on the essence of theatre.
Desire is in the essence of relationship and relationship is in the essence of the theatre….
STO Union reviews from the community it serves The People of Wakefield, Quebec
STO Union’s most local community in Wakefield share their reviews of STO Union, its projects and its artistic director, Nadia Ross
How Stories Lose Their Power
How Stories Lose Their Power • 2019 • Text (one page) • In the original story of Cinderella, she has to ‘sort the peas,’ good from bad, as she sits by the fire: a tedious job that never seems to end. Finally, her step-sisters get ready to go to the ball as Cinderella sorts a bag of lentils. This is a key part of the story, but Walt Disney decided to change it.
This writer explains why …
Press Clippings
Press Clippings • 1991–1999 • 74 pages • Reviews and Critiques book •
These press clippings give a glimpse into alternative performances in the 1990s in Toronto from the point of view of the works that the press chose to write about. In these pre-internet times, artists really depended on critics and reviewers to write about their work, and there were only a handful of chances to reach many people. more …
STO Union acknowledges that our headquarters, located in Farrellton, QC, are on the unceded, unsurrendered Territory of the Anishinaabe Algonquin Nation whose presence here reaches back to time immemorial.