Unique Pieces

(Note: There may be some inadvertent spoiler alerts. I'm trying not to do that.) Canadian Stage's Slave Play and its...

A deeply resonating tale of musical fusion through the respect and friendship between Director Seth Bockley and performers Jesse LaVercombe...

A confusing, ‘fringey’ production of puerile, bathroom humour of buffoonery. This opening night production hurls boorish invective.  Blasphemous reference to...

A 72-year-old Samuel Beckett performance masterclass that still remains impressively enigmatic. Alexander Thomas and Ted Dykstra lead an outstanding cast...

Voice Choice for innovative staging, clever choreography, accomplished direction of lushly delivered vocal arrangements, and a masterclass in focused ensemble...

(One time guest contributor: Debra J.Hale) Strong performances anchor a play about an unfortunate history In this revision of Winston...

A poignant play about memory and storytelling. Tom Barnett, Stephen Jackman-Torkoff, and Patrick McManus deliver nuanced performances showcasing tremendous character...

“A production that is all sparkle with no soul. One-dimensional characters abound in convoluted and confusing relationships.” The danger is...

Voice Choice for its extraordinarily creative and relevant retelling of a cleverly adapted classic. "A radical and brilliant reimagining of...

“A story which unabashedly celebrates the virtues, life and the sacredness of Catholic Christianity. Much needed in our woke world...