Authors Beginning With the Letter A

• Acton, Kelsie

  • 2020 — Avec Howarth, Caroline et Ouchi, Mieko, “A Conversation about Songs My Mother Never Sung Me”

• Agiman, Denise

  • 1999 — “La Pertinence de l'Herméneutique au Théâtre: Réflexion sur l'Herméneutique Théâtrale, à Travers une Analyse Critique du Livre Understanding Theatre: Performance Analysis in Theory and Practice de Willmar Sauter et Jacqueline Martin”

• Aikens, Jim

  • 1987 — “Joan Parkhill Baillie. Look at the Record: An Album of Toronto's Lyric Theatre, 1825-1984”

• Al-Saber, Samer

  • 2014 — “Arabic Facts in Palestine: Clashing Hybridities in Transnational Cultural Production”

• Allain, Mathé

  • 1990 — “"Schizophrénie! Is What We Be" - Or Is It? The Franco-Ontarian Heritage in the Plays of André Paiement”

• Alvarez, Natalie

  • 2019 — “Roots, Routes, RUTAS”
  • 2018 — With Knowles, Ric, Balint, Sue, and Farbridge, Peter, “Cultural Diversity as Theatrical Practice”
  • 2005 — “Guest Co-Editor's Introduction”
  • 2005 — “Présentation de la co-rédactrice invitée”

• Andrews, Alan

  • 1988 — “Reavley Gair, ed. with Richard Guerin, Robert Whalen and Henri Dominique Paratte. A Literary and Linguistic History of New Brunswick”

• Anthony, Geraldine

  • 1990 — “Richard Perkyns. The Neptune Story”
  • 1989 — “Richard Paul Knowles, ed. The Proceedings of the Theatre in Atlantic Canada Symposium”
  • 1983 — “Robert Wallace and Cynthia Zimmerman. The Work: Conversations with English Canadian Playwrights”

• Appleford, Rob

  • 2003 — “The Indian Act(ing): Proximate Perversions in Genet's The Blacks and Floyd Favel Starr's Lady of Silences (1993, 2003)”

• Archibald, David

  • 2005 — Avec Chislett, Anne, “The Perilous Pirate's Daughter”

• Arlow, Nevada Jane

  • 2020 — With Shaffeeullah, Nikki, Boulay, Jenn, and Sarker, Senjuti Aurora, “Manifesting the Future”

• Arrell, Douglas

  • 1980 — “Harold Nelson: The Early Years (c. 1865-1905)”

• Ashperger, Cynthia

  • 2015 — “The Tongue Play”

• Aubrey, Danielle

  • 2002 — “François-Xavier Simard et André La Rose. Jean Despréz (1906-1965), Une Femme de Tête, de Courage et de Coeur”