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iPhoto caption: From top left: The Seagull (Soulpepper), Hypothetical Baby (The Howland Company), As You Like It, a radical retelling (Crow's/Mirvish), Letters from Max (Necessary Angel), Maanomaa, My Brother (Canadian Stage/Blue Bird), Monster (Factory), Maggie (Theatre Aquarius), Casey and Diana (Stratford Festival), The Master Plan (Crow's). All photos except Casey and Diana by Dahlia Katz; Casey and Diana photo by Cylla von Tiedemann.
Our favourite theatre productions of 2023, in Toronto and beyond
These shows have stood the test of at least a few weeks, if not several months. Their pleasures are not transitory, but mature and long-lasting. We think of them often.
Lucy Eveleigh departs Toronto Fringe after six years as executive director
Lucy Eveleigh has stepped down from her role as executive director of Toronto Fringe. She has worked with the Fringe for 11 years, including six as executive director.
iPhoto caption: Photo by Brad Vos.
REVIEW: her. at Red Sandcastle Theatre is a disquieting experiment with the solo show form
Shaw constructs a complex, three-person period piece all on her own. It’s a daring undertaking, and it occasionally pays off.
Toronto Fringe’s New Young Reviewers 2023 | Round Two
The second round of reviews from the 2023 Toronto Fringe New Young Reviewers is here!