Evalyn Parry
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Biography
Evalyn Parry (born 20th century) is a Canadian folk and spoken word singer-songwriter, playwright, and theatre director from Toronto. Parry is the daughter of theatrical director David Parry and author Caroline Balderston Parry. Parry released the debut album Things That Should Be Warnings in 2001 through Borealis Records. The solo discography includes Unreasonable (2003), the concert recording Live at Lula (2006), and the double album Small Theatres (2007). In 2011, Parry released the album SPIN, which featured a bicycle played as a musical instrument. Parry performed at the Hillside Festival, the Vancouver Folk Festival, and the Lincoln Center in New York City. In 2018, Parry received the Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding New Play for the collaborative work Kiinalik: These Sharp Tools. Parry served as the artistic director of Buddies in Bad Times Theatre between 2015 and 2020.
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- Canada Dreams of California
- The Walking Song
- Bottle This!
- The Gay Rover
- The Stone and the Bumblebee
- So Small
- Always
- After The Revolution
- Fallen From the Story
- Jealousy
- Drive Thru America
- Profit In The Margins
- Ecuador
- Weed Free
- Bucket Of Time
- Allergies
- The Dominion of Love
- Hunger Poem
- Warnings
- The Pan Canadian Winter Blues, Played in the Key of Three Major Cities
- Cold Water Wash
- Just Another Song About Love
