MixTape

On stage now until November 28 only

Written and Performed by Zorana Sadiq

Directed by Chris Abraham

 

 

The first thing we do in life is make sound. For writer, performer, and musician Zorana Sadiq (Towards Youth, Crow’s Theatre), sound is our first, last, and most influential sense. In the world premiere of her new solo show MixTape, directed by Crow’s Theatre Artistic Director Chris Abraham, Sadiq invites her audience into a life experienced through sounds and an obsession with making them.

From Neil Diamond to Kate Bush, from show tunes to Mozart, and from squeaky oven doors to the thwap of a heartbeat, Sadiq curates the ultimate mixtape for life; part memoir, part scientific inquiry, and part love affair with listening.

A multidisciplinary artist of Pakistani descent, Zorana Sadiq creates work that is wide ranging and spans different types of performance, including theatre, television, chamber music, contemporary music, and opera. Sadiq has performed extensively in Canada and the United States alongside many of classical music’s leading conductors including Bramwell Tovey, Robert Spano, and Alex Pauk, and has appeared with Music Toronto at the St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts, Vancouver Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, Boston Musica Viva, and New York’s Da Capo Chamber Players.

While we have begun to increase house capacity with the run of MIXTAPE, half of the shows are still operating at 50%. 

The current schedule is:

Wednesday 2pm
Wednesday 8pm
Thursday 8pm
Saturday 2pm
Will operate at 50% capacity. 

Tuesday 8 pm
Friday 8 pm
Saturday 8 pm
Sunday 2 pm
Will operate at 100% capacity.