Cultural enthusiast with a focus on programming and outreach. I've worked in various administrative capacities for many arts organizations in Toronto including The Luminato Festival, Canadian Stage, Soulpepper, Shakespeare In The Ruff, SummerWorks, and most recently, as the tour producer on Trey Anthony’s "How Black Mothers Say I Love You".
I transitioned to student support and worked as a Program Advisor at the University of Toronto where I spent 2 years helping to bring special art projects to life for the 2015 Pan American Games, including the Pan Am Path. I am currently at George Brown College as the EA to the Dean of Arts, Design, and Information Technology.
alexandra scott
July 7, 2020 — 3:58 am
Hi Norah,
I was looking forward to following your twine story and seeing what you meant by wedding bells but sadly it only downloads the HTML – code document. So I cannot follow your story.
norah smith
July 10, 2020 — 5:06 pm
Hmmmm- not too sure what isn’t working. I just had my neighbour test it on their computer and all seems okay. It downloads as a zip file first. Once you double click to open the zip file, an HTML file appears and once you click on that, a new tab should appear on your computer that brings you to my story.
suzzie
August 17, 2020 — 7:55 pm
Hi Alexandra;
I’m not sure if you ever figured this out, but if you open the file using a browser it plays…
Suzzie