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Inch Chua Performs The Artful Dodger

Sights and Sounds of Toronto

The Kensington Market

Inch Chua And The Metric System Live in Canada, Toronto at the Canadian Music Festival 2012

Sessioning for Inch Chua & The Metric System at the Canadian Music Festival in Toronto, with the Mapex Meridian Drum Kit and the Black Panther Phat Bob Snare Drum. First time using that kit and snare drum, it sounded wicked! Thanks Mapex Drums (Canada)

10 Questions with Oluniké Adeliyi (Actress, Producer, Philanthropist)

Earlier this year, eBOSS Canada sat down with Oluniké Adeliyi and asked her 10 Questions (see list of questions below).


10 QUESTIONS
1. What was your big break?
2. What project are you most proud of? Why?
3. What advice do you have for anyone at the beginning of their performance career?
4. How do you prepare for an audition?
5. What tips do you have for someone when they are in the audition room?
6. Is it necessary for performers to continually promote themselves in order to advance their performance
careers?
7. Do you think appearing in a tabloid magazine can help one’s career?
8. What are some of the challenges performers face on film/TV sets?
9. What can the film/TV industry do differently in order to grow?
10. We all have mentors. These are the people who give us the hope, inspiration, and the drive to keep going. In
the industry, who are the people who have been your mentors and why?

ABOUT OLUNIKE ADELIYI
Olunike Adeliyi was born in Toronto, Canada and raised in both St. Anne's, Jamaica and Brampton, Ontario in Canada. She got the acting bug at a very young age after being cast as the Artful Dodger in her middle school play Oliver Twist. She studied her craft at The Canadian Academy of Method Acting and continued her studies at the Professional Actors Lab working with Canada's well-known artistic director, David Rotenberg. Oluniké also studied at the Lonsdale Smith Studio in Toronto and Los Angeles. A graduate of The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City, Oluniké has performed in theaters throughout Canada and the U.S, playing leading roles in, Blue Window, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Children's Hour, Jitney, and Michael Cristofer's play The Shadow Box. A multi-talented performer, she is also an accomplished dancer who has toured for major international recording artists including Shaggy, George Clinton and other renowned musicians.

Her other stage performances includeThe Marriage of Anansewa starring as Anansewa and written by Efua Sutherland, Wedding Band, by award winning playwright Alice Childress, starring as Julia Augustine and How To Stay Sane in Paris starring as Fatumata, written and directed by award winning director Omonike Akinyemi.

In 2008, Oluniké returned to Toronto from NY to pursue her film and television career. This proved to be a smart move as within months she landed the series regular role of Leah Kerns in the highly rated 5 season television series, Flashpoint.

Her most recent film and television appearances include SAW 3D, the highly anticipated comedy French Immersion, Who is Simon Miller, which aired on NBC, The Listener on CTV/NBC, Combat Hospital on Global, the Syfy original series Being Human, Cracked on CBC, Remedy on Global, Republic of Doyle on CBC, the Lifetime television film Her Husband's Betrayal, Saving Hope on CTV, Lost Girl on HBO Canada, Three Days in Havana, The Returned and the romantic comedy A Wish Come True releasing in 2015. Also coming to theatres 2015 is the anticipated thriller/horror, Christmas Horror Story.

Olunike was nominated for Best Performance by a Female - Film at the 2012 Canadian Comedy Awards for her performance in French Immersion and won the 2014 Canadian Black Awards for best actress and is recently nominated again for 2015

Olunike recently appeared as the infamous Lady Macbeth in Macbeth in Toronto at The Theatre Machine followed by her performance for Nightwood Theatre in HER2 by Maja Ardal, playing at Buddies in Bad Time Theatre.

Olunike is in production for the film Group Home and rehearsing for the Canadian original play The Atomic Tradition, playing at Unit 102 Theatre.

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MINETA - Live at MariProject

MariProject
Live at The Artful Dodger
September 6, 2012
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13th Man CFC Football Documentary Promo | Frantic Films

The 13th Man explores the thin line between winning and wondering what might have been - and in the process introduces us to a unique love affair between a team and its fans.

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CFL 1982: Edmonton at Toronto (part 1)

The Toronto Argonauts defeated the Edmonton Eskimos 30-22 in an August 1982 game at Exhibition Stadium in Toronto. The game was seen as the first solid evidence that the Argos and their new run-and-shoot offence were for real after a decade in the wilderness. The Eskimos were four-time Grey Cup champions (and would go on to win their fifth in a row later that year) and featured the great Warren Moon at quarterback. Toronto was led by quarterback Condredge Holloway, receiver Terry Greer and, in this game, a superb performance by their defensive line.

Get Ready To Run - Port Noise live @ The Artful Dodger - January 30, 2015

Port Noise returns to the Artful Dodger to play one of their favorite new songs Get Ready To Run. Thanks to Kolby Kostyniuk for the video footage--you're a prince.

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Scenes from my first winter in Toronto

Inch Chua at SG Night Fest 2013: Artful Dodger

Inch Chua's LIVE performance of Artful Dodger from her album Bumfuzzle during Singapore Night Festival 2013.


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CFL 1982: Edmonton at Toronto (part 6)

The Toronto Argonauts defeated the Edmonton Eskimos 30-22 in an August 1982 game at Exhibition Stadium in Toronto. The game was seen as the first solid evidence that the Argos and their new run-and-shoot offence were for real after a decade in the wilderness. The Eskimos were four-time Grey Cup champions (and would go on to win their fifth in a row later that year) and featured the great Warren Moon at quarterback. Toronto was led by quarterback Condredge Holloway, receiver Terry Greer and, in this game, a superb performance by their defensive line.

DODGER CMW 2012 - People of the Dead

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March 10th Hamilton ON, The Casbah w The Salads & My Son The Hurricane
March 17th London ON, London Music Hall w The Salads, Two Crown King, Staylefish
March 23rd CMW Showcase Toronto, Sound Academy w
The Bright Light Social Hour & I Mother Earth

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1983 CFL Eastern Final - Argos vs. Tiger-Cats, Part 1

The Toronto Argonauts edged the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 41-36 in the 1983 Canadian Football League Eastern Final, one of the greatest playoff games in CFL history. The Tiger-Cats got out to a large early lead but the Argos came back late in the fourth quarter, helped by a controversial and highly questionable pass interference penalty. The game featured some great individual efforts by quarterbacks Dieter Brock and Condredge Holloway, running backs Johnny Shepherd and Cedric Minter, and receivers Scott Collie, Rocky DiPietro, Terry Greer, Emmanuel Tolbert and Paul Pearson.

Plants and Animals : c'est la session acoustique de la semaine !

Rencontré au festival M pour Montréal où il a fait sensation, le groupe canadien nous interprète Lightshow, premier single de leur troisième album.

Massey Harris at The Duke of Gloucester, Toronto 2012 MVI_9641.MOV

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CFL 1982: Edmonton at Toronto (part 8)

The Toronto Argonauts defeated the Edmonton Eskimos 30-22 in an August 1982 game at Exhibition Stadium in Toronto. The game was seen as the first solid evidence that the Argos and their new run-and-shoot offence were for real after a decade in the wilderness. The Eskimos were four-time Grey Cup champions (and would go on to win their fifth in a row later that year) and featured the great Warren Moon at quarterback. Toronto was led by quarterback Condredge Holloway, receiver Terry Greer and, in this game, a superb performance by their defensive line.

Artful Dodger 5K-Michigan Runner TV

The Artful Dodger 5K is a terrific run based in St. Clair, Michigan. After the 5K runners can visit the St. Clair Art Fair. It is a fun run and a great time.