I must confess, I’ve never been to 1928 Berlin when money was too tight to mention but always catch myself fantasizing what it was like…

When you measure up (1949) to Oklahoma (1943) to The King and I (1951) each production resonates in the mind of theatregoers for one special…

What is it about heroes that forever hold a warm spot in our hearts? It might be the ability to achieve feats of bravery we…

It is 17th century Paris; Elomire (Sarah Wilson)—note that Elomire is an anagram of Moliere—heads a great theater company, and is outraged when their patron, the…

Why is it we live in a world composed of such complex problems left to be solved by such imperfect people? It’s a question that…

Of any musical that touches down in Toronto, The Phantom of the Opera has a special place in Hogtown primarily due to the it’s endless…

If you ever doubted for a second that opposite attracts, enjoy the highly alluring socio political time warp going on upstairs at the Tarragon Theatre…

It should come as no surprise to find out that the majority of single people are attracted to someone else that closely resembles an individual…

Some say school uniforms do something crazy to female behavior. Others insist no way, eliminate dress code cloning and it’s one for all and all…

With some of the best loved musical gems in theatre including ‘It’s The Hard Knock Life,’ ‘Maybe and ‘Tomorrow,’ it’s hard to imagine why Toronto…

Was it not 80’s popstar Howard Jones who once asked ‘What is love anyway?’ with Stars’ vocalist Torquil Campbell responding more recently with the instruction…

Let it be said that funny gal Clare McConnell is by no means an advocate of inflicting self-abuse in the workplace despite the frequent temptation…

A play-within-a-play-within-a play rom-com is now in previews in Niagara-on-the-Lake where a whole lot of snogging is going on in Stage Kiss. Real life and…

Toronto’s most hilarious week of comedy, clown and circus has found its new home in Toronto’s Little Italy at two amazing venues – The Monarch…

Anyway you size it up; Anthony MacMahon’s adaptation of the Animal Farm is the closest thing ecstasy that any theatre company can achieve. It’s just…