Berkeley Street Theatre
REVIEW: Inside the babes-in-arms performance of the audacious Universal Child Care
As a new parent, I was thrilled at the prospect of returning to the theatre and introducing my baby to what, at one time, used to take up two or three nights a week of my life.
iPhoto caption: Photo by Kira Kynd
REVIEW: The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes is a Trojan Horse of disability theatre
At its core, Shadow is less about the threat of AI and more about how deeply ableism affects us all — even those of us who are not disabled.
iPhoto caption: Photo by Mathieu Taillardas.
REVIEW: Filles du Roi is an entertaining, thoughtful reappraisal of French Canadian history
Sébastien Bertrand takes these women out of the symbolic realm, giving them fully formed identities.
Where to Eat & Drink Near… Canadian Stage
Heading to Canadian stage? Here are the best places to grab a drink, eat some dinner, or simply relax before or after your next show.