Martin Morrow is a Toronto-based theatre critic and arts journalist, and a
two-time winner of the Nathan Cohen Award for excellence in critical
writing. A frequent, long-time contributor to The Globe and Mail, he also
writes occasionally for Toronto Life, The Stage (U.K.), Critical Stages and
other publications. In the past, he’s been a film and theatre columnist for
The Grid, an arts producer at the CBC and chief theatre critic for the
Calgary Herald. He is also the author of Wild Theatre: The History of One
Yellow Rabbit (Banff Centre Press).
The recipient of an Order of Canada and winner of a clutch of theatre awards — not to mention a mountain of critical bouquets — during her four decades onstage, Seana McKenna is routinely referred to as one of the country’s finest actors. But she refuses to coast on her reputation.
Written by Martin Morrow, Photography by Dahlia Katz
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