Unique Pieces

In this touching world premiere of Erin Shields’ latest play about familial bonds, sisters Liz (Maev Beaty) and Delia (Liisa...

Young People's Theatre celebrates its 60th anniversary with the usual fine slate of programming aimed at, well, young people.  ‘Forts’...

It’s worth another visit to see this Primary Trust, a theatrical masterclass in acting, at its Toronto premiere at Crow’s...

Yes, that is a long list of contributors at the bottom of the review and it is notable that many...

At first glance, the title Make Banana Cry might lead one to consider all kinds of connotations. According to the...

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

The production becomes a riveting visual spectacle that showcases elegance and grit in its technical elements, as well as jaw-dropping...

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

Toronto audiences will witness the tragic Romeo & Juliet turned upside down by a simple question: What if Juliet didn’t...

How can a production filmed in 1946 still connect with a twenty-first-century audience? When it’s in the right hands, audiences...