Veronica Hortigüela and Annie Luján anchor Tarragon Theatre’s audience-driven clown show with disciplined physical performances. In Monks, staged in Tarragon...

Opera Atelier’s production invites audiences to consider the timeless, shared nature of grief. Review written by Our Theatre Voice Guest...

In Uncivilized, playwright and performer Ahmad Meree turns a bureaucratic interview into a tense examination of how newcomers are made...

Stephen Schwartz’s Pippin has always promised audiences “Magic to Do.” Bowtie Productions hopes to deliver on that promise next month...

A moment near the end of Act One unfortunately bursts the illusion created too quickly. Director Peter Fernandes describes Sleuth...

Three encounters with Ronnie Burkett's 'Wonderful Joe' have reinforced the importance of compassion for those living on society's margins. Through...

The production remains polished. This was my second time seeing the show. Some of the musical numbers demonstrate a stronger emotional...

Sunday, October 4, I had the opportunity to watch a staged reading of Kat Sandler’s Mustard at Peterborough’s Market Hall,...

Shakespeare’s influence is evident in playwright Ho Ka Kei’s (Jeff Ho) exploration of language, prophecy and the power of words....

A conversation with Capitol Theatre Artistic Director Rob Kempson rarely stays confined to productions and opening nights. It becomes a...