Exhilarating! A do-not-miss theatre experience! Back-room Board of Directors’ nepotism and greed appear daring and bold in Crow’s latest production,...

Solos

A visually gorgeous, impressive hybrid of cinema and theatre in this PANDORA.

by Joe Szekeres

November 15, 2025

Jessica B. Hill’s magnetic performance as the modern Greek goddess makes this solo work a master class in acting. See...

Solos

“There’s much to admire in this uber visionary tale of Robert Lepage’s THE FAR SIDE OF THE MOON. Yet, I’m not as taken with the story as I had hoped.”

by Joe Szekeres

November 15, 2025

Just this past summer, I had the chance to see Robert Lepage’s clever direction and design on Macbeth at the...

Solos

Doc Wuthergloom’s Little Lib’ary of the Damned

by Joe Szekeres

November 8, 2025

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

Solos

The Veil – World Premiere

by Joe Szekeres

October 19, 2025

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

Dramas

Apples in Winter – Canadian premiere

by Joe Szekeres

August 31, 2025

VOICE CHOICE – for masterful storytelling by Birgitte Solem AND for compassionate, sensitive direction by Robert Ross Parker. “A flawless...

Solos

Let Me Explain

by Joe Szekeres

August 17, 2025

"A wittily peppered story of song and anecdotes. Izad Etemadi explains who he is with a sashay of sparkly, saucy...

Solos

‘The Last Epistle of Tightrope Time’ by Walter Borden

by Joe Szekeres

August 5, 2025

Now onstage at Tarragon Theatre A fine lesson in storytelling from a highly respected performing artist I spoke with Walter...

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A quirky, hilarious and touching solo play by Mark Crawford. Jacob James stays committed and fully present in the seventeen characters whom he plays.

Anita Majumdar shares her voice and introspection through her solo show, ‘Boys With Cars’ (at Toronto’s Young People’s Theatre)

Bold, mischievious and surprisingly educational, Griffin Hewitt’s Satyr makes me eager to learn more about Greek mythology.

VOICE CHOICE. Ronnie Burkett’s LITTLE WILLY is a much-needed cure for the winter blahs. Absurdly absurd. Wickedly raunchy, with adult-humour zingers flying with abandon and aplomb. Absolutely Wonderful!

Solos

SEARCHING FOR AIMAI: Performed with dignity and class by Coleen Shirin MacPherson. Raha Javanfar directs with clear intention and purpose.

An achingly raw and genuinely believable performance by Gabriella Sundar Singh. Riveting. I bought every second of her work.

VOICE CHOICE for a superlative performance by Tom Rooney

A visually gorgeous, impressive hybrid of cinema and theatre in this PANDORA.

“There’s much to admire in this uber visionary tale of Robert Lepage’s THE FAR SIDE OF THE MOON. Yet, I’m not as taken with the story as I had hoped.”

Doc Wuthergloom’s Little Lib’ary of the Damned

The Veil – World Premiere

Apples in Winter – Canadian premiere

Let Me Explain

‘The Last Epistle of Tightrope Time’ by Walter Borden

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“A comedy staple, this Brighton Beach succinctly captures playwright Neil Simon’s comic biting flair thanks to Lynn Weintraub’s confident direction.”

An emotionally heart-wrenching love story. A moving LAST FIVE YEARS, sung gorgeously by Steffi DiDomenicantonio and Nicolas Palazzolo.

Come from Away – New Brunswick

Horrorshow’s SWEENEY TODD is a bold and impressive killer production that entertains while challenging community theatres.

‘Freedom Cabaret’ at Ontario’s Stratford Festival

‘So, how’s it been?’ at Here for Now Theatre’s New Works Festival in Stratford, Ontario

‘No Change in the Weather’

‘In Dreams, A New Musical’ Music by Roy Orbison and Book by David West Read

A passionate play about understanding familial roots. ‘The Division’ asks its audiences to sit with the reality and truth of what lies beneath the parts of our origins we might not know.

An important educational cultural experience, performed with some humour, relevant dramatic impact, and a fitting conclusion.

Nothing to enrich or deepen the Catholic faith in this ‘Mary, Mary, Mary, Mary.’ It’s pretty to look at and wonderful to hear distinct voices tell Gospel stories, but I learned nothing new about these four women in this abstract production.

VOICE CHOICE. One of Toronto’s best theatre plays in the city right now. ‘Dance Nation’ is brave, bold and uncompromising in direction, performance and movement.

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A passionate play about understanding familial roots. ‘The Division’ asks its audiences to sit with the reality and truth of what lies beneath the parts of our origins we might not know.

An important educational cultural experience, performed with some humour, relevant dramatic impact, and a fitting conclusion.

Nothing to enrich or deepen the Catholic faith in this ‘Mary, Mary, Mary, Mary.’ It’s pretty to look at and wonderful to hear distinct voices tell Gospel stories, but I learned nothing new about these four women in this abstract production.

VOICE CHOICE. One of Toronto’s best theatre plays in the city right now. ‘Dance Nation’ is brave, bold and uncompromising in direction, performance and movement.

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A passionate play about understanding familial roots. ‘The Division’ asks its audiences to sit with the reality and truth of what lies beneath the parts of our origins we might not know.

An important educational cultural experience, performed with some humour, relevant dramatic impact, and a fitting conclusion.

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