‘And No Birds Sang’ brings Farley Mowat’s wartime memoir to the Capitol Theatre stage
Canadian world premiere at Port Hope’s Capitol Theatre examines memory, sacrifice and theatrical truth. A new, rich stage adaptation of...
New Stages’ Artistic Director Mark Wallace reflects on the company’s growth, its 2026–27 season and the role of hospitality in Peterborough theatre.
As the 30th anniversary of New Stages, Peterborough’s professional theatre company, approaches in 2027–28, Artistic Director Mark Wallace is looking...
Canadian Stage’s ‘Twelfth Night’ offers ensemble comedy and a considered emphasis on Love as the centre of Shakespeare’s festive world.
In his Director’s Note, Director Gregory Prest places Twelfth Night’s importance in context for audience understanding. It is a celebration,...
Shaw Festival Partnership Brings Major Productions to Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre
Collaboration will see Shaw productions staged at the Fleck Theatre while Niagara-on-the-Lake’s Royal George Theatre is rebuilt. TORONTO — On...
Hamilton Fringe Review
A Seance Spectacular with the Mystical Medium Wolf Sister Review written by Our Theatre Voice Guest Writer Keilantra Huang Part...
At 25, Talk Is Free Theatre Keeps the Conversation Moving
Barrie’s boundary-pushing professional theatre company approaches a milestone season with the same restless curiosity that launched it. Arkady Spivak has...
Hamilton Fringe Reviews
Thank you to Our Theatre Voice guest writer Keilantra Huang for attending the Hamilton Fringe and for your reviews below....
Guild Festival Theatre’s ‘Brontë: The World Without’ is a resilient production.
It honours playwright Jordi Mand's text while finding its own quiet force on Scarborough's Greek amphitheatre stage. In Bronte: The...
Halifax Neptune’s ‘Rent’ is filled with infectious energy, heartfelt sincerity and Love
Review written by East Coast Guest Writer Chris Coculuzzi (Chris has been involved in independent and community theatre for more...
‘Ghosts of My House’: A raw, unsettling world premiere examines grief, memory and the difficult work of rebuilding
A mother (Laura de Carteret) and her three adult daughters: L (Siobhan O’Malley), M (Kelly Van der Burg), and B...
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