Playwright/actor Lisa Nasson’s MISCHIEF engages for its messages about family and community at Tarragon Theatre.
Set in Halifax, Mischief follows protagonist, Brooke (Lisa Nasson), a congenial young Mi’kmaq woman, who works at her Uncle Chris’s...
Upcoming and unconventional theatre experience at Toronto’s Assembly Theatre will challenge. That’s a good thing.
A unique, unconventional theatrical experience will take place at Toronto’s intimate Assembly Theatre, 1479 Queen Street West, February 5, 6,...
A Voice Choice for this Doll’s House. Brendan Healy’s direction is taut. Hailey Gillis is marvellous as Nora.
Amy Herzog’s newest adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House works soundly in this Canadian Stage production now playing at...
Durae McFarlane’s vulnerable, multi-layered, subtle performance delivery is stellar in London Grand’s PRIMARY TRUST.
It’s worth another visit to see this Primary Trust, a theatrical masterclass in acting, at its Toronto premiere at Crow’s...
A conversation with Erin Shields about her upcoming three Toronto productions
Speaking with Governor General Award-winning playwright Erin Shields this past week about three shows she will have treading the boards...
An emotionally heart-wrenching love story. A moving LAST FIVE YEARS, sung gorgeously by Steffi DiDomenicantonio and Nicolas Palazzolo.
Director Luke Marty, producer Jon Chaters, and Music Director Robertx Wilkinson’s instinct for tackling Jason Robert Brown’s The Last Five...
“Louise Pitre is strong, as is the cast, but the underwhelming music and book of KIMBERLY AKIMBO leave me feeling empty rather than charmed.”
I’m sure this statement will raise a few eyebrows. The Mirvish website bills Kimberly Akimbo as a deeply moving and...
There’s no question about A QUESTION OF CHARACTER. Riveting, edge of the seat performance
Ah, to be challenged in the theatre once again. What a wonderful thing. That’s exactly what playwright Steven Elliott Jackson...
TIFT’s stripped-down ‘Company’ encapsulates the joy and rawness of what it means to be alive.
Set in 1970s Manhattan, Barrie's Talk is Free Theatre's (TIFT) production follows Bobby (Aidan deSalaiz) as he approaches his 35th birthday, celebrated...
“MAKE BANANA CRY remains radically observant and boldly impressive in confronting the misconceptions and misunderstandings of ‘Asianness’.”
At first glance, the title Make Banana Cry might lead one to consider all kinds of connotations. According to the...
