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iPhoto caption: Members of the company of 'The Importance of Being Earnest.' Photo by Dahlia Katz.

REVIEW: At London’s Grand Theatre, The Importance of Being Earnest captures the beauty of queer innuendo

In a world where I wasn’t out, Wilde was there to comfort me with an aesthetic pleasure others couldn’t see. Now, I’ve been out for some time, and Earnest is with me in a new way, as a less lonely act — and, now, a loud celebration of the possibilities of queerness.

By Gwen Gabriella Caughell / Apr 3, 2026
iPhoto caption: Photo courtesy of the Grand Theatre.

London’s Grand Theatre announces 2026-27 season

A Dolly Parton musical and the Canadian premiere of a drama by Matthew López are among the productions in the Grand Theatre’s 2026-27 season.

By Liam Donovan / Mar 10, 2026
Deborah Hay in 'Piaf/Dietrich.' iPhoto caption: Deborah Hay in 'Piaf/Dietrich.' Photo by Dahlia Katz.

REVIEW: Opposing personalities collide in Piaf/Dietrich at London’s Grand Theatre

The show succeeds in showcasing Piaf and Dietrich's vulnerabilities by portraying them as a form of star-crossed lovers — destined not just for fame, but each other.

By Kayla Foisy / Feb 26, 2026
Deborah Hay and Terra C. MacLeod in 'Piaf/Dietrich.' iPhoto caption: Deborah Hay and Terra C. MacLeod in 'Piaf/Dietrich.' Photo by Dahlia Katz.

The Grand Theatre’s music-infused Piaf/Dietrich considers fame, friendship, and desire

“The extremes of both characters gives us a lot to consider and experience for how to live," says director Rachel Peake. "Should we lead with passion or precision? It’s sort of a no-brainer that happiness lies somewhere in the middle."

By Lindsey King / Feb 19, 2026