When an au naturel Tara Nicodemo as May Buchanen sits quietly beside her client in the opening scene of Father West, playgoers get the impression…
Season openers are a lot like family reunions when you stop and think about it. It can be a highly anticipated event but you never…
To suggest that relationships are a complex entity would be a gross understatement. They’re often powered by competing motivational factors, they’re rarely predictable and—just like…
‘You don’t know your child that well, do you?’ It’s an accusation / query hybrid that is perhaps the most painful comment that can be…
Imagine waking up to discover that you’re not the same as you were the day before. People look at you differently, they hear you differently…
It’s striking how designer Lorenzo Savoini’s stylish choice of attire and impressive period staircase in Idiot’s Delight makes the Young Centre for the Performing Arts…
In a world of million dollar smiles, everyone tells you when you got what it takes but no one dares to breathe a word when…
Why is it that some vacations go according to plan while others fall disappointingly short of expectations? While it’s almost a certainty that disfavourable odds…
Season openers are a lot like family reunions when you stop and think about it. It can be a highly anticipated event but you never…
With the calendar down to just one page, Ross Petty’s funtastical folly is back to spread its holiday warmth. Yet it only takes a few…
In a disjointed landscape of broken dreams and mending hearts, how often is it that we feel like giving up on all that we do…
Lets face it, fathers and daughters have always had problems seeing eye to eye. Whether it’s chromosomes or the generation gap to blame is debatable…
Anyone who has ever argued that dated rock operas trying to demonstrate relevance on the contemporary stage is a complete waste of time can officially…
Coming of age stories are a lot like Thanksgiving dinner—you may not particularly look forward to attending the event but when it’s all over you…
Lush is back in grandiose style at the Royal George Theatre where Ken MacDonald’s clever set rains down with adamant purity. But is anyone really…