Andrew Kushnir
iPhoto caption: Two major productions — the Stratford Festival's Casey and Diana and Crow's Theatre's Uncle Vanya — have moved into more traditional theatre spaces in Toronto this winter. Photos by Dahlia Katz.
What happens when plays move out-of-the-round?
Casey and Diana and Uncle Vanya remain masterpieces of Canadian theatre, even when re-configured for larger, more traditional spaces.
REVIEW: Yes, Bad Roads is hard to watch – that’s the point
Bad Roads is ultimately a play about looking and listening. It’s about trying (and sometimes failing) to be a witness when the world refuses to offer easy answers. It’s certainly not a fun night at the theatre, but if you have the stomach for it, it’s one that’s worthy of your focused, active attention.
iPhoto caption: Photo by Cylla von Tiedemann
REVIEW: Casey and Diana at the Stratford Festival
Casey and Diana is extraordinary, punching well above its weight in a limited three-week run at this year’s Stratford Festival.
Laying The Seagull at Soulpepper’s Feet: In Conversation With Daniel Brooks
"I look to the theatre [as] something that actually takes me away from the moment, for a moment. Not escapism — perspective."