“GOBLIN:MACBETH” proves clever, inventive and well worth another visit.
There is a strong sense of both theatrical and educational fulfillment in seeing Goblin:Macbeth once again. Clever, inventive, and consistently...
Sensitive children’s play of social and personal issues handled with care by Theatre on the Ridge
I must credit Port Perry’s Theatre on the Ridge (TOTR), the North Durham Region professional production company that has handled...
‘Queen Maeve’ still resonates deeply. Clare Coulter gives an outstanding masterclass performance once again.
New perspectives can bring renewed clarity to plays that already resonated strongly the first time around. That is certainly the...
VOICE CHOICE: Shifting Ground Collective’s The Drowsy Chaperone is a joyful and exuberant song and dance celebration of musical comedy. It sends audiences out of Theatre Passe Muraille smiling.
I’m finding those smile-inducing moments in the theatre more frequently these past few weeks. Shifting Ground Collective’s production of The...
Artistic Director Rachel Peake feels a sense of responsibility for both the sacred and the special as London, Ontario’s Grand Theatre moves forward in its 125-milestone celebration.
London, Ontario’s Grand Theatre Artistic Director Rachel Peake remains excited about the 125th anniversary of the building, which coincides with...
Bold and Unsettling. Silence Speaks Volumes in the World Premiere of ‘The Surrogate’
Mohsin Zaidi’s The Surrogate offers a bold and unsettling look at the emotional, ethical, and legal issues surrounding commercial surrogacy....
An East Coast charmer of a production, Shipyard Kitchen Party’s ‘Tom Thomson’s Wake’ is complete with mystery, passion and romance.
When I learned that Shipyard Kitchen Party was returning to Port Hope’s Capitol Theatre for a limited run, I was...
SHUCKED NORTH AMERICAN TOUR: Silly Fun and Irresistibly Cornographic
I began counting the corn puns and double entendres at the top of Shucked. Within three minutes, I had already...
Rebecca Northan loves the Goblins and their profound curiosity. I do too.
Why do I adore Wug, Kragva and Moog from Goblin:Macbeth and Goblin:Oedipus? These impishly mischievous Goblins can appear anywhere, and...
There’s a musicality in deepening a further understanding of the Irish Warrior, Queen Maeve.
In 2023, Judith Thompson’s Queen Maeve had its world premiere at Stratford’s Here for Now Theatre. Clare Coulter delivered a...
