# Glynis Leyshon

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Interview with Glynis Leyshon, Director of Shaw Festival Theatre’s ‘Brigadoon’

On this episode of WNY Soundstage, Host Daniel Lendzian speaks with Glynis Leyshon about The Shaw Festival Theatre’s production of Brigadoon.   Glynis Leyshon is one of Canada’s most respected opera and theatre directors. Her directing career spans opera, musical theater, and plays. She was the for…

#62 Conor Moore

Conor Moore in the pentultimate interview from my trip to Vancouver and Victoria in December of 2018. We talk about his early schooling at Queen’s University and UBC and his breakout as a projection, lighting and set designer at Bard At the Beach and other great Vancouver based companies. Conor was…

Listening Party Podcast Episode 5

Podcast #5 Friday, April 24, 2020 | 4 pm | On Demand Rebecca welcomes tenor Isaiah Bell and director Sean Guist to discuss The Book of My Shames, an unusual one-man mash-up of opera and theatre that was supposed to be presented live at the Baumann Centre at the end of April. When quarantine and so…

Artslink - Episode September 3, 2018

On the show in September, we have Emma Houghton who performs as Bess, young Queen Elizabeth I, in The Virgin Trial. The director Glynis Leyshon also joins us. The play begins the 2018/2019 theatre season at Alberta Theatre Projects. In the next half of the show, we have Elizabeth Diggon, assistan…

Glynis Leyshon on Why Opera Still Matters—And Why It Might Just Save Us

Few artists have shaped Canadian theatre and opera as profoundly as Glynis Leyshon, who now brings her formidable imagination to Vancouver Opera’s new production of Rigoletto, re-set in Victorian London, a place where masks, privilege, and secrecy hold sway. Learn More Episode Credits: Ashley Danie…

The Click

Powerhouse. Trailblazer. Creative force. Leader. Director. Visionary. Gardener. These are all words I would use to describe Glynis Leyshon. Glynis is a respected theatre and opera director, whose career started at a time when there were very few women directors. Her reputation for excellence and ho…