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Raymond Strachan and Tom McCamus in 'Death of a Salesman.' iPhoto caption: Raymond Strachan and Tom McCamus in 'Death of a Salesman.' Photo by David Hou.

REVIEW: Stratford Festival’s Death of a Salesman is stark and melancholy

The relatively straightforward production is aesthetically austere, but strong central performances of the family at its core keep it human.

By Ilana Lucas / Jun 8, 2026

How Do We Document Non-Traditional Theatre?

As we move into a world where more and more non-traditional and immersive theatre is being created, it’s important to ask: how are the creators of these stories documenting them so that other artists can benefit?

By Brian Postalian / Aug 4, 2017
iPhoto caption: For Colored Girls. Photo by Cylla von Tiedemann.

The Play That Made Me Love the Theatre

I remembered each poem so intimately, so clearly, it was as if the play had etched itself into my heart and my brain ten years earlier; as if I had never put the script down since first touching it.

By Mumbi Tindyebwa / May 19, 2017
iPhoto caption: Salt Water Moon, Factory. Photo by Joseph Michael.

Our Favourite Shows of 2016

We asked some of Intermission’s regular contributors and core team members for their favourite theatre experience of 2016.

Dec 20, 2016