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CultureLink is a not-for-profit community-based organization, which supports the settlement and integration of newcomers to the Toronto area. CultureLink was created in 1988 as the Metro Toronto Host Program.
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St. Christopher House is a Toronto-based neighbourhood centre with 94 years of experience working with diverse individuals, families and groups. We provide support to people of all ages, including immigrants and people who are lower-income. We are not a religious organization. St. Christopher House is strongly committed to community development in all aspects of our work.
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The A.M.Y. Project is Artists Mentoring Youth, an arts initiative formed to affect a culture of underserved young women in our city by engaging them in activities of healthy, creative self-expression with a drive towards artistic excellence.
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Buddies in Bad Times Theatre Established in 1979, Buddies in Bad Times Theatre is a Canadian, not-for-profit professional theatre company dedicated to the promotion of gay, lesbian and queer theatrical expression. Over a given season our 12 Alexander Street home in the heart of Toronto's queer village springs to life with mainstage theatrical productions, outrageous special events, youth initiatives, play development programmes, and late night weekend cabarets.
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The Canadian Stage Company is Canada’s largest not-for-profit contemporary theatre company. CanStage is committed to creating and producing the best in Canadian and international contemporary theatre, attracting and developing the best artists and plays in Canada and promoting its Canadian productions in international markets.
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The Centre for the Arts is a condition for addressing the needs of artists to have a place where their voices can be heard and their work can be produced. The Centre for the Arts is run by the people participating in and leading its projects, and provides a space for artists to study, practice and celebrate their work. We will promote and present work in theatre, film and video, music, dance and the visual arts. If you have an idea for a project, let's discuss it. The Centre is open to all who want to participate in the arts. Everyone is welcome.
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Factory Theatre. Established in 1970 by current and founding Artistic Director Ken Gass, Factory Theatre was the first company in the nation to devote itself exclusively to producing Canadian plays. For over three decades, Factory has been at the forefront of the national theatre scene, building a theatre predicated on the Canadian playwright. The astonishing success of the Factory has indelibly changed the face of theatre in this country, as indigenous plays are now produced coast to coast. Currently the country’s largest producer of 100% homegrown creations, Factory is truly the home for Canadian theatre.
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The Shaw Festival. For forty-five years, Shaw audiences have enjoyed the vivid and memorable plays of Bernard Shaw and his contemporaries, and plays that explore his era. The exemplary productions for which the company has become internationally renowned would not be possible without the generous support of our Members who sustain the work and vision of our creative teams – the actors, directors, designers and artisans who create the theatrical world of the Shaw Festival.
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SummerWorks Theatre Festival supports work that has a clear artistic vision and explores a specific theatrical aesthetic. It encourages risk, questions, and creative exploration while insisting on accessibility, integrity and professionalism. SummerWorks is the place where dedicated, professional artists are free to explore new territory and take artistic risks. Rather than getting larger, we strive to get better. We look to introduce professional artists from diverse communities to each other and be inspired by our similarities and differences.
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