Once you get past the architectural limitations of Hart House, The Birds proves itself a fully capable, often enjoyable pastiche of Hitchcock and du Maurier.
Last Call for a Marathon of The Ministry of Mundane Mysteries
After 31 months of mystery-solving, the finale of Outside the March’s phone-based immersive theatre experience will be a 24-hour extravaganza.
Soulpepper and TO Live’s ‘da Kink in My Hair Returns to its Roots for its 20th Anniversary
After 20 years and multiple iterations, including a television series, the show is returning to Toronto with some of the original cast.
Announcing the Greenhouse Festival at Tarragon Theatre
Tarragon Theatre has announced the first-ever Greenhouse Festival for new work.
REVIEW: Red Velvet at Crow’s Theatre
Ira Aldridge may be one of the greatest actors you’ve never heard of.
REVIEW: Broken Shapes at the Theatre Centre/Broken Shapes Collective
A compact and artistry-laden exploration of themes that, despite plenty of abstract movement and projections, translate beautifully to the stage.
Announcing the 2022 Siminovitch Prize Live-Streamed Awards
The live-streamed awards will feature four short documentaries showcasing the exceptional artistry of the 2022 Siminovitch Prize finalists.
REVIEW: Little Dickens at Canadian Stage
Little Dickens doesn’t need me (or any critic) to vouch for it.
REVIEW: The Ballad of Johnny Longstaff at Harbourfront Centre
The themes in Johnny Longstaff are not just inspiring, they’re urgent.
REVIEW: Post-Democracy at Tarragon Theatre
Hannah Moscovitch has returned to Tarragon. Order is restored in Canadian theatre.
Black Girl (Stage) Magic: In Conversation with Red Velvet‘s Cherissa Richards and Starr Domingue
“A character in the play says, ‘We want theatre to reflect our people’. Well, I’m a Torontonian. I was born and raised here. Why am I not seeing myself on stage?”
REVIEW: Our Place at Theatre Passe Muraille/Cahoots
This is a courageous play with bite and occasional snarl, and it could not be more timely.
Bringing Theatre and Comedy Together in YPT’s Snow White: In Conversation with Herbie Barnes and Aurora Browne
YPT has crossed the theatre/comedy barrier for an imaginative retelling of Snow White with an all-star double cast spanning both genres.
REVIEW: Gay for Pay with Blake & Clay at Gay for Pay Productions/Crow’s Theatre
Filled to the brim with charming and sometimes biting humour, co-writers Krolik and Curtis Campbell’s script is fast-paced and dizzyingly witty.
Where to Eat & Drink Near… Canadian Stage
Heading to Canadian stage? Here are the best places to grab a drink, eat some dinner, or simply relax before or after your next show.
So, You’re a Fringe Hit
Now that you’ve arrived, what’s to be done next? Fear not, because Blake and Clay of the Toronto Fringe hit Gay For Pay with Blake & Clay have the answers.
REVIEW: The Golden Record at Soulpepper
Whether you’re a history lover, a music enthusiast or a theatre nut, The Golden Record will transport you to another planet.
