Elizabeth Amos

Elizabeth Amos (she/her) is a New York and Toronto-based dramaturg, podcast producer, and theatre critic. A graduate of the American Repertory Theater Institute for Advanced Theater training at Harvard University and the Moscow Art School, recent credits include Jagged Little Pill (Broadway, American Repertory Theatre) and 1776 (Broadway, American Repertory Theatre).

2 women, one in a yellow dress, one in a black outfit, have a conversation onstage.

Reviews March 6, 2023

REVIEW: Prodigal at Howland Company/Crow’s Theatre

By Elizabeth Amos

Prodigal will definitely make you laugh, possibly make you cry, and, hopefully, make you think a little bit as well.

Features March 2, 2023

Stratford at School: The Festival Introduces Curated Educational Streaming Service

By Elizabeth Amos

STRATFEST@HOME is a digital subscription service that allows patrons to stream the entire catalogue of Stratford Festival On Film recordings.

A woman stands in a sheer, white dress with a hood in a blue light on stage, surrounded by three dark figures in black hooded cloaks.

Reviews February 24, 2023

REVIEW: Yerma at Coal Mine Theatre

By Elizabeth Amos

Coal Mine Theatre has made a memorable return to the stage, confidently christening their new home with the Canadian premiere of Simon Stone’s Yerma.

Reviews November 28, 2022

REVIEW: The Ballad of Johnny Longstaff at Harbourfront Centre

By Elizabeth Amos

The themes in Johnny Longstaff are not just inspiring, they’re urgent.

Elizabeth Amos

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