REVIEW: The Birds at Bygone Theatre/Hart House
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.
Announcing the Greenhouse Festival at Tarragon Theatre
Tarragon Theatre has announced the first-ever Greenhouse Festival for new work.
REVIEW: Little Dickens at Canadian Stage
Little Dickens doesn’t need me (or any critic) to vouch for it.
REVIEW: Post-Democracy at Tarragon Theatre
Hannah Moscovitch has returned to Tarragon. Order is restored in Canadian theatre.
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.
REVIEW: Choir Boy at Canadian Stage/Arts Club Theatre
Yes indeed, it’ll move your soul a little: it’s got heart, it’s got talent, and it’s got joy.
REVIEW: The Waltz at Factory Theatre
Marie Beath Badian and director Nina Lee Aquino have endeavoured to create a single, perfect moment — and they have.
REVIEW: Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo at Crow’s/Modern Times Stage Company
Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo critiques the Iraq war with a hearty dose of fatalistic humour and linguistic allure.
REVIEW: The Shark Is Broken at Mirvish
Look — if you’re a Jaws superfan (and judging by opening night, there’s a lot of you!), you’ll probably appreciate this show.
REVIEW: Public Enemy at Canadian Stage
Just who might be the “public enemy” — the bogeyman of Canadian politics? Who’s skewering traditional values, imbuing our children with the instinct to bite their enemies?
REVIEW: Cockroach at Tarragon Theatre
Something’s scuttled into the Tarragon Mainspace.
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.
