(Note: There may be some inadvertent spoiler alerts. I'm trying not to do that.) Canadian Stage's Slave Play and its...

An entertaining, quirky musical thanks to this dedicated ensemble cast who look 'out of this world.' There is a great...

VOICE CHOICE Joy-filled. Uplifting. Heartwarming.  A cause for celebration of community, family, love and belonging. When a production makes me...

A fond musical nostalgic retrospective sung with heart, guts, and bravado. A uniquely staged concert presentation, Port Hope’s Capitol Theatre...

A deeply resonating tale of musical fusion through the respect and friendship between Director Seth Bockley and performers Jesse LaVercombe...

A confusing, ‘fringey’ production of puerile, bathroom humour of buffoonery. This opening night production hurls boorish invective.  Blasphemous reference to...

To continue growing and expanding as a company, Guild Festival Theatre must encourage new voices and perspectives. Recently, I had...

A 72-year-old Samuel Beckett performance masterclass that still remains impressively enigmatic. Alexander Thomas and Ted Dykstra lead an outstanding cast...

An enthralling solo piece of psychological exploration. 'The Veil' harkens the audience back to the roots of authentic storytelling. All...

Trauma, including generational and intergenerational trauma, is handled with a bold vision in Nightwood Theatre's 'Enormity, Girl, and the Earthquake...