Comedies

The first in the semi-autobiographical trilogy, Brighton Beach Memoirs, continues to amuse audiences after nearly forty years, thanks to Teatron’s...

“Doc Wuthergloom, one of Canada’s finest raconteurs of horror and deception, brings his inhumane act to Toronto again. Hilarious and...

VOICE CHOICE The phrase ‘going deeper into the material’ in theatre is clearly captured in this excellent Tarragon production with...

A silly, absurd, and nearly over-the-top performance that never veers out of control. It’s all deftly handled with thoughtful and...

A huge Dionysian Oedipus that’s got to be seen. This one will leave you with envy. These charmingly adorable Goblins...

A compelling, standing ovation-worthy performance, slickly directed by Gregory Prest Some of Canada’s most revered acting talent converge in Gregory...

If there was ever an appropriate and necessary time for 'The Time Capsule,' it is now. Raucous and hilarious in...

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

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

“A witty, expositional script of politics versus policy, sharply directed by Glynis Leyshon. Nathan Howe, Jay Hindle and Luisa Jojic...