REVIEW: Death and the King’s Horseman at Stratford Festival
Death and the King’s Horseman is a deeply impactful, masterfully realized piece of theatre, and it feels right at home at Stratford.
Public Enemy Extended at Canadian Stage
Canadian Stage has announced that its season opener has been extended through October 8, 2022.
Stratford Festival Announces 2023 Season
The Stratford Festival has announced its 2023 season, inspired by a theme of “Duty versus Desire.”
REVIEW: The Shape of Home at Crow’s/Festival Players
The Shape of Home is poignant, at times painful, and always shimmering — it’s magic.
REVIEW: Queen Goneril at Soulpepper
A fascinating juxtaposition of past and present, Shields’ modern response to King Lear is creative and bold.
Optimism As Resistance: In Conversation with GCTC’s Sarah Kitz
“We need to demand different structures, dream different structures, build structures. And that desire is expressed, I hope, in the shows we’ll see onstage this season,” says Kitz.
REVIEW: Uncle Vanya at Crow’s Theatre
The magic of this Uncle Vanya unfurls in how relationships blossom and atrophy, seemingly in real time.
REVIEW: King Lear at Soulpepper
The work is gripping, surprising, funny, and devastating. It’s superb.
REVIEW: Spit at Here for Now Theatre Company
Spit is a simple, sad story of three sisters wading through a trough of Irish shame.
“The Work Is Fruitful”: In Conversation with Mike Payette
“I’ve been given the wings I need to succeed. The work is good. The work is fruitful.”
Nomination Announcements: 42nd Annual Dora Mavor Moore Awards
This year’s Dora Mavor Moore awards will take place on Monday, September 19 at the Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Centre at 7:30 PM EST.
The Actor’s Uncle Vanya : In Conversation with Liisa Repo-Martell
Hot on the heels of last season’s jaunt through Czarist Russia, Uncle Vanya will play the Streetcar Crowsnest from September 6 to October 2, with a stunning cast of #theaTO favourites.
REVIEW: Trojan Girls & The Outhouse of Atreus at Factory Theatre/Outside the March in Association with Neworld Theatre
Through small stories of personal grief and collective memory playwright Clark creates a melancholy snapshot of small-town youth, smartly studded with Grease references and oodles of yearning, sexual energy.
Driftwood Theatre’s Bard Bus Tour Returns to Toronto
Driftwood Theatre’s King Henry Five will be in Toronto’s Christie Pits Park on August 16 and 17.
REVIEW: Little Women at Stratford Festival
In three hours, Jordi Mand’s adaptation of Little Women covers an astonishing number of Louisa May Alcott’s plotlines, sparing little.
REVIEW: Girls & Boys at Here for Now Theatre Company
Spare, unpretentious, and superbly conceived, Girls & Boys at Here for Now simply shines.
