iPhoto caption: Juliette Schroeder and the cast of 'The Drowsy Chaperone.' Photo by Taylor Long.
REVIEW: Shifting Ground Collective’s The Drowsy Chaperone is anything but a snore
Infused with infectious energy, the production is a harmony of well-crafted design elements and vivacious performances.
iPhoto caption: Clare Coulter in 'Queen Maeve.' Photo by Jae Yang.
REVIEW: Tarragon’s Queen Maeve packs one hell of an emotional wallop
The astonishing Clare Coulter manages to appear one moment as if she’d blow away in a faint breeze, another as though she’d easily cleave you in twain with a broadsword.
iPhoto caption: Photo Tarragon Theatre by Teagan McCanny.
Tarragon Theatre reveals premiere-packed 55th anniversary season, including return of Yaga and MONKS
Tarragon Theatre’s 2026-27 season features world premieres by Anahita Dehbonehie, Katherine Gauthier, Ho Ka Kei (Jeff Ho), and Luke Reece, plus four other Canadian works.
