Unique Pieces

The world premiere of “Piggyland’ revisits a troubling regional Sunderland story that remains worthy of public attention and audience visit....

Anosh Irani’s adaptation establishes a distinct dramatic identity while retaining the novel’s broad social canvas. No familiarity with Rohinton Mistry’s...

The production approaches its difficult subject with dignified restraint, supported by a cohesive cast and design team. Toronto’s Coal Mine...

The Canadian playwright and screenwriter addresses the audience before the performance, framing the evening with reflections on theatre as a new...

At the performance I attended, there was a delicious irony in watching Antonio Salieri rage against mediocrity while I was...

The Shaw Festival has a long history of producing classic mysteries by such luminary playwrights as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle,...

While the opening night performance was anchored by a committed ensemble, the production is challenged at times by sightline and...

Stratford’s Antoni Cimolino serves up a delicious final production as the Festival’s artistic director.   Antoni Cimolino must have had...

Direct familiarity with earlier film versions of Gaslight or Patrick Hamilton’s original play is not required. The Capitol Theatre’s current...

“No, I don’t think poems will save us. And yet, and yet.” So once tweeted American spoken-word poet Sarah Kay,...