Dramas

A dark comedy with twists and turns and surprises that challenge an audience, ‘A Mirror’ is now playing at the...

There is a strong sense of both theatrical and educational fulfillment in seeing Goblin:Macbeth once again. Clever, inventive, and consistently...

New perspectives can bring renewed clarity to plays that already resonated strongly the first time around. That is certainly the...

Notice:  There is no need for a spoiler alert in this article.  Details and solutions to the murder mystery are...

Mohsin Zaidi’s The Surrogate offers a bold and unsettling look at the emotional, ethical, and legal issues surrounding commercial surrogacy....

I left Tarragon Theatre's Extraspace after a terrific opening night of Nicolas Billon’s tautly written The Neighbours with a chill...

Coleen Shirin MacPherson’s Searching for Aimai becomes a one-hour, intense solo performance. Director Raha Javanfar’s vision is clear. By working...

Anusree Roy’s world premiere, Through the Eyes of God, a follow-up to Pyassa (2007, Theatre Passe Muraille), centres on young...

Set just before the outbreak of World War I in Glorious Hill, Mississippi, Tennessee Williams’ Summer and Smoke (1948) follows...

While objectivity remains paramount in sharing a love of theatre, there are times when one’s biases (read: preferences, context, understanding)...