Hats off to The Harold Green Jewish Theatre for closing off a milestone 10th season in blissful style. Director Tim French brilliantly transforms small venue…
Sad but true, there are a thousand untold MILF stories across the city. Performer Anne Marie Scheffler’s latest incarnation, is just one of them….
While narrative baselines involving social gatherings in response to the death of a loved one is by no means an original idea the challenge for any…
It should be noted that Haley McGee’s stage leap to the Young Centre for the Performing Arts was instantly credited with a 5 star review…
Those Aussies are not exactly like the rest of us, are they? Think about it for a moment—Mad Max and Crocodile Dundee? Those are worlds…
If bad luck does indeed runs in streaks, you can thank Amicus Theatre for turning the tide this month with its dramatically seething presentation of…
Yes, it was just like you see it in this musical theatre offering but a little shabbier. The Windmill Theatre had had comics and song-and-dance…
Turning 79 can’t be much fun when you think about it. Memory isn’t what it used to be and upward mobility presents new challenges…
DARING AND REFRESHINGLY NEEDED Witnessing acting icon Diego Matamoros display characteristics of a primate within the confines of four transparent walls is about as anti-evolutionary as…
If there’s a fine line between stupid and brilliant, Theatrefront’s staging of The Orange Dot under director Vikki Anderson is both stupidly brilliant and brilliantly…
The cast of Necessary Angel Theatre’s A City want you to know that lack of nutritional value in vitamin water and the need for gardening…
Despite our best attempts at lunch hour lobbying, martini bar palm-greasing, and heated closed-door meetings with government officials, the city’s premier online theatre magazine is…
Starry-eyed dramatists can find it extremely difficult fighting the urge to try and change the world with a narrative contribution to the cultural landscape…
The trouble with being young is that you think you’ve got it all figured out way ahead of everyone else. And when the years start…
Weyni Mengesha steps outside her storytelling comfort zone in Butcher, a spine tingling presentation of horrific proportion on stage at the Panasonic Theatre. In…