Guild Festival Theatre delivers a brisk, comic take on Jane Austen’s Gothic satire ‘Northanger Abbey’
On the grounds of Scarborough’s Guild Park and Gardens, Guild Festival Theatre opens its stage to Tyler Seguin’s clever adaptation...
Theatre on the Ridge premiere adapts Stephen Leacock’s comic world with wit and theatrical economy
Stephen Leacock’s comic writing has long been admired for its dry wit, social observation and affection for small-town eccentricity. Groucho...
Tandava (தாண்டவம்) weaves a centuries-old poem with the rawness of modern history and demonstrates the power of dance as a universal language
Review by Guest Writer Keilantra Huang Created by award-winning Bengali-Canadian dancer Nova Bhattacharya and Tamil/Singhalese-Canadian neurologist and writer Suvendrini Lena,...
VOICE CHOICE: Thousand Islands Playhouse’s ‘The Last Five Years’ offers a musically assured production anchored by two strong performances.
Set in 2001, The Last Five Years' distinctive theatrical narrative follows the turbulent five-year relationship between struggling actress Cathy Hyatt...
Mamma Mia! remains a dependable summer crowd-pleaser, despite some opening-night technical issues.
The 25th-anniversary North American tour of Mamma Mia! arrived in Toronto with the familiarity and high spirits that have long...
Retina Maneuver: A nostalgic and authentically performed show
(Summerworks 2026 Review by Our Theatre Voice Guest Writer Keilantra Huang) Where were you on September 4, 2012? Many may...
Ted Dykstra and Diana Bentley prepare to test new material in a four-performance one-man show shaped by music, memory and collaboration.
Coal Mine Artistic Director Ted Dykstra will appear on The Vault stage this month for four performances of Ted (Actually)...
Port Perry’s Theatre on the Ridge presents the world premiere of ‘Sketches of Leacock’.
Port Perry’s Theatre on the Ridge will premiere Sketches of Leacock this month on the grounds of the Scugog Shores...
VOICE CHOICE: Steve Ross’s ‘Early Genius’ offers an incisive, sharply observed classroom comedy anchored by a strong ensemble performance.
At times, playfully theatrical; at others, reflective and poignant life lessons for everyone, including the audience. Set in Darren Burkett’s...
‘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...
