Patrick White is a Reporter at The Globe and Mail. Based in Toronto, he primarily covers reconciliation and justice issues, with a notable focus on the use of solitary confinement in prisons, which has influenced legislative changes in Canada. His work has been featured in a variety of outlets, including CoinDesk, Times Republican, and the Irish Independent.
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Patrick White's articles cover a wide range of topics, including entertainment news, government and politics, as well as house and home. His work also includes film reviews, theater coverage, and crime-related stories.
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So the party entered the approaches to hell, with no sound but that of horses passing through a desert, and saltbush grating in a wind.
By: Patrick White
CATSKILL — There are a number of types of plays that Bridge Street Theatre has excelled at: world and regional premieres (“Better” and “East of
Discover the magic of outdoor theatre at Hudson Valley Shakespeare, featuring epic productions like "Les Misérables" in a stunning setting with breathtaking views of the Hudson River.
By: Patrick White
Could it get any more exciting at Hudson Valley Shakespeare? They opened the Samuel Scripps Theatre Center, with its breathtaking views of
By: Patrick White
The population has gobbled back to life and continues to grow in numbers
David Gow, who portrays Hamlet, talks about the complex role in Shakespeare's iconic play, staging at Shakespeare and Company in Lenox, Mass.
By: Patrick White
Hamlet would be on anyone's short list of the most difficult roles in the English language. After all, he has the most lines of any character in all of Shakespeare's works.
Award-winning actor Roxanne Fay discusses the challenges of portraying Winnie in Samuel Beckett's "Happy Days" at Catskill's Bridge Street Theatre.
Discover the journey and insights of Jake Goodman, a talented theater professional making waves in the Capital Region with "Jekyll & Hyde" at SLOC.
A mother grizzly and her three yearlings are an unusual sight in Pender Harbour, a community more accustomed to black bears
