Dramas

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)...

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

Sometimes, good theatre can veer audiences in another direction, leaving them scratching their heads and wondering where everything is going....