A broad, fast-moving comic mystery at Thousand Islands Playhouse
'Murder at Ackerton Manor' sustains its farcical momentum while keeping its whodunnit machinery firmly in place. Steven Gallagher’s Murder at...
Sunderland playwright Graeme Powell brings the local history of Piggyland to the stage in a world premiere at Port Perry’s Theatre on the Ridge.
Graeme Powell, an affable Sunderland-based playwright and freelance video editor, is a six-year member of the Playwrights Guild of Canada...
Linda Kash directs the Canadian premiere of Marin Ireland’s ‘Pre-Existing Condition’ at Toronto’s Coal Mine Theatre.
Coal Mine Theatre’s Season 12 upcoming production of Pre-Existing Condition marks the Canadian premiere of Marin Ireland’s play, arriving at...
Unchained Theatre’s ‘Hamlet’ offers a brisk, contemporary staging of Shakespeare’s tragedy.
While the opening night performance was anchored by a committed ensemble, the production is challenged at times by sightline and...
Jon Fosse’s ‘Suzannah’ receives a gifted and visually evocative staging at Stratford’s Here for Now Theatre.
Inspired by the life of Suzannah Thoreson, who was married to playwright Henrik Ibsen, Jon Fosse’s Suzannah offers a fictional...
A nifty psychological mystery thriller with a solid, respectable cast and handsome, stylish production values.
Direct familiarity with earlier film versions of Gaslight or Patrick Hamilton’s original play is not required. The Capitol Theatre’s current...
And No Birds Sang: engaging performances anchor a measured stage account of wartime memory and sacrifice.
The Port Hope Capitol Theatre world premiere of novelist and environmentalist Farley Mowat’s And No Birds Sang arrives with a...
Hello Sunshine! exquisitely illuminates the realities of chronic illness.
This tour de force performance highlights the importance of resilience in the face of inevitable pain. Review written by Our...
Cerebral and reflective, ‘The Pavilion’ raises questions about memory, regret and time.
Outdoor theatre has faced its share of challenges amid rapidly changing weather patterns this summer. On an overcast opening night...
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...
