BETRAYAL by Harold Pinter YOUNG CENTRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, 50 tank House Lane, Toronto September DATES August 28 – September 25, 2019 TICKETS $38.00…
On the occasion of Hart House’s Centennial, internationally renowned, Toronto-based artist Deanna Bowen revisits The God of Gods, an early 20th century play, to examine…
Any two theatre companies can collaborate for a slice of theatrical heaven but how refreshing it is to see Obsidian Theatre and Harold Green Jewish…
Most of us learned a long time ago there are two subjects you avoid like the plague if you want to avoid a debilitating debate—politics…
“You’re like a disease to me,” complains May (Cara Gee) in one of the many tense moments of Sam Shepard’s Fool For Love. “You know…
There is no such thing as a ‘perfect’ office setting regardless of the feeling of euphoria working for reputable organization. You wouldn’t know that in…
A pregnancy between a wedded couple is usually cause for euphoric celebration amongst family and friends but no so for the husband and wife in…
THE HORSE AND HIS BOY based on the novel by C.W. Lewis and adapted for the stage by…
There’s no describing that awkward feeling of bumping into an Ex. The mouth becomes parched, an eyelid flickers, and almost simultaneously two hearts beat faster…
Is it just a coincidence that people are being eaten up on stage in Festival country this summer so we can enjoy delightful song and…
The wait has been long and the anticipation high for the Ontario return of Billy Elliott since it last touched down here. And if you plan on…
C’mon, who can resist the prospect of marriage with all the emotional butterflies and mushiness associated with making an identified soul mate a permanent fixture…
Kelly Wong as Wyndom (right) plays down the elephant in the room with Travis Seetoo as Charles (centre) finding it easier to keep a tight…
With less than one month to go before a musical drama reboot of Disney’s box office cash cow The Lion King this summer, how privileged…
An unspoken rule most of us learned a very long time ago is that you don’t jeer a person’s belief system no matter how different…
