A charming and moving live production with a story that still manages to draw a tear, even after 70 years
How can a production filmed in 1946 still connect with a twenty-first-century audience? When it’s in the right hands, audiences...
Involved in community theatre outside of the Greater Toronto area for over 30 years as an actor and director. Joe now comments and reviews professional and Equity shows throughout Ontario, Montreal, Gananoque, Tweed, Stratford and Winnipeg with plans to travel to Victoria, British Columbia and Halifax, Nova Scotia.
How can a production filmed in 1946 still connect with a twenty-first-century audience? When it’s in the right hands, audiences...
Exhilarating! A do-not-miss theatre experience! Back-room Board of Directors’ nepotism and greed appear daring and bold in Crow’s latest production,...
The simple reason I’m giving ‘Robin Hood’ a standing ovation-worthy label: it’s fun, hilarious, and silly. It’s precisely what we...
Old-fashioned ghost storytelling with commanding performances makes this ‘Woman in Black’ a must-see during the holidays. The Christmas/holiday song ‘The...
Charming! Magical! Uplifting! Perhaps it’s the seasonal time of the year, but I can’t help but have all the ‘feels’...
Mirvish and Executive Producer, Director, and Choreographer Steve Bolton’s Canadian production of We Will Rock You will surely attract young...
Long time ago in Toronto, Soulpepper’s Theatre production of Michael Shamata’s adaptation of the Dickens’ holiday classic A Christmas Carol...
Understanding historical perspective in the theatre is always essential, not only for enjoying a production but also for gaining insight...
According to Kisses Deep director Eda Holmes (and Centaur Artistic Director), in the press release, the English-language premiere of Michel...
What is it about the sixty-year-old SOUND OF MUSIC that still attracts audiences, especially during the Christmas season? There's nothing...
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