A prescription for laughs
Grey-ish Anatomy operates an improvised ode to medical dramas
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Rapid Fire Theatre’s Outreach Program
“No one is excluded,” says Averill. “And that’s a really nice experience for a student who has had many experiences of exclusion.”
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Frights and delights take over Rapid Fire
Paul Blinov interviews Megan Dart in this preview of Rapid Fire Theatre's The Ha-Ha-Haunting of Strathcona.
Volunteer Alberta: Inclusion & Accessibility at Rapid Fire Theatre
Designing with dignity in mind: check out this feature by Volunteer Alberta on the accessibility features at the Rapid Fire Exchange!
CBC: Rapid Fire Theatre unveils a new home next month
Adrienne Lamb from CBC gives a preview of Rapid Fire Theatre's new home.
CBC Kids: Rapid Fire Theatre bought a giant nose!
When the TELUS World of Science closed their Body Fantastic exhibit, we couldn’t resist the opportunity to get a giant second-hand nose!
Say “Yes, and…” to a mentorship experience
“When we hype up and build off someone’s ideas like this, it makes the original idea look even better.” -Matt Schuurman
VOGUE: Aidy Bryant in conversation with Marielle Elizabeth
Aidy Bryant Found Her Style Through a Decade of Dressing as Other People
BLAFF: When the script runs out, the improv begins!
A deep dive on the half-improvised, half-scripted format BLAFF/BLAUGH/BLAHGH!
5 Reasons Your Company Needs Improv Training
Here are the top 5 things our improv training can help your team with!
The Best Books on Improv
A growing and curated list of books about improvisation, creativity, and the power of positivity.
Anti-Fat Bias in Creative Process
A special report by April MacDonald Killins. A closer look at data from Stories to Action, specifically concerning anti-fat bias as a barrier to inclusion.
Stories to Action: Co-Creating Inclusive Pathways to Professional Theatre in Edmonton
A research project conducted by April MacDonald Killins, and supported by the YEG Performing Arts Accessibility Ad Hoc Group.
Rapid Fire Theatre’s Outreach Program
“No one is excluded,” says Averill. “And that’s a really nice experience for a student who has had many experiences of exclusion.”