Unique Pieces
Daniel Kash rises to the occasion with a signature turn as Hercule Poirot
Notice: There is no need for a spoiler alert in this article. Details and solutions to the murder mystery are...
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An East Coast charmer of a production, Shipyard Kitchen Party’s ‘Tom Thomson’s Wake’ is complete with mystery, passion and romance.
When I learned that Shipyard Kitchen Party was returning to Port Hope’s Capitol Theatre for a limited run, I was...
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Commentary: ‘God of Carnage’ staged by ACT
This is not a review of the upcoming production of ACT’S God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza. I’m unable to...
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These Shining Lives PRESS RELEASE
Village Players presents These Shining Lives by Melanie Marnich. A group of courageous women confront the toxic health hazards of...
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Eldritch Theatre’s ‘Night at the Grand Guignol’ offers a devilishly ghoulish, humorous evening of entertainment. Let’s remember its context, though.
This time around, the dastardly, devious, and diabolical Eric Woolfe’s imaginative, creatively depraved sleight of hand takes centre stage as...
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Precise direction by Nina Lee Aquino makes COPPERBELT bold, unflinching and memorable. A must see.
While objectivity remains paramount in sharing a love of theatre, there are times when one’s biases (read: preferences, context, understanding)...
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Commentary: George Brown Third Year Performance tackles COMEDY OF ERRORS with a self-confident chutzpah. Bravo!
After seeing the matinee performance of George Brown’s Third Year Theatre Arts Performance Program of Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors,...
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Commentary: Mariposa Arts Theatre youthful committed cast attacks Michaela Jeffery’s WROL with guts.
Even though I’ve been retired from teaching for 8 years, I can still recall the thrill of watching young people...
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“Witch’s’ quirky and ‘not what it appears to be’ storyline becomes fascinating. Convincing performances underscored by Courtney Ch’ng Lancaster’s confident direction.
Sometimes, good theatre can veer audiences in another direction, leaving them scratching their heads and wondering where everything is going....
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‘You, Always’ speaks not only to women but also to men. That’s the power of theatre.
In this touching world premiere of Erin Shields’ latest play about familial bonds, sisters Liz (Maev Beaty) and Delia (Liisa...
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