Comedies

After seeing the matinee performance of George Brown’s Third Year Theatre Arts Performance Program of Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors,...

Jonathan Spector’s Eureka Day becomes a timely play that sharply critiques rampant, radical liberalism. He cleverly sets this satirical jab...

A silly parody, but it works during the Christmas and holiday season. It's corny and clever in its depiction of...

Acting is not an easy job. I’ve seen plenty of shows that prove just how much work it takes. Whether...

The simple reason I’m giving ‘Robin Hood’ a standing ovation-worthy label: it’s fun, hilarious, and silly. It’s precisely what we...

The Atlantic Repertory Company began its latest season with the Canadian classic Billy Bishop Goes to War. It features two...

Part of the fun of this year's naughty panto of Hansel and Gretel is wondering how far the innuendo will...

Lively, imaginative, and a whole lot of whimsical flair. Cheeky, sassy and downright fun. Based on the 2001 DreamWorks Animation...

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...