“This festival feels like a huge opportunity for us to figure out how we’re going to build back,” says Eveleigh.
REVIEW: Hamlet at Stratford Festival
It’s fun (even though it’s a tragedy), easy to follow, and overall, the performances keep the production alive and energetic without sacrificing truth and objective for speed and volume.
REVIEW: Richard III at Stratford Festival
Feore’s Richard is calm, almost playful, which adds a delicious level of maliciousness that is often overlooked in favour of blatant anger and lust.
REVIEW: Chicago at Stratford Festival
Visually, Chicago is a downright feast, and some of the performances are as strong as these characters are likely to get.
REVIEW: Three Ordinary Men at Cahoots Theatre
80 minutes, a fine script, and a perfectly pitched production can lead to something extraordinary.
Dengbêj | Storyteller
Children of Fire is a story of kind women who fight generously and relentlessly for a better world.
Launching the 2022 Toronto Fringe Festival!
Toronto Fringe has released the lineup and schedule for the 34th annual Toronto Fringe Festival.
REVIEW: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at Mirvish
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is dazzling, as magical as theatre can get.
REVIEW: Dixon Road at Musical Stage Company/Obsidian Theatre in Association with Canadian Stage
Fatuma Adar might be Toronto’s response to Lin-Manuel Miranda.
REVIEW: 2 Pianos 4 Hands at Mirvish
2 Pianos 4 Hands is a joyful celebration of youth and the music made during it — who could say no to that?
REVIEW: Sweeney Todd at Talk Is Free Theatre
Director Mitchell Cushman’s made meaty, musical magic in Toronto’s east end.
“I Do That Too!” A Period Piece
Folks are coming back again and again… regardless of gender or experience, people are eager to listen to stories and talk about periods.
Announcing the 2022 Soulpepper Academy Ensemble
Soulpepper Theatre Company has announced the five artists selected for the 2022 cohort of the Soulpepper Academy.
REVIEW: Where the Blood Mixes at Soulpepper
See this show. Revel in an extraordinary cast, a breathtaking set. Cry, laugh, listen.
Paintings, Pornos, and Broken Countries
Every single fucking time there is a mass shooting, we all give the speeches, and we all share the memes (to each other, who are all mostly already in agreement), but nothing changes.
Speaking Vibrations: In Conversation with Jo-Ann Bryan and Carmelle Cachero
If you go to a theatre, your aim is to take in, and enjoy what you’re watching, signed Bryan. It needs to be accessible for all of that.
REVIEW: Wildfire at Factory Theatre
Wildfire’s content and its structure are tangled such that explaining either in too much detail will spoil the other.
