Jim Mezon
iPhoto caption: Ted Dykstra and Alexander Thomas in 'Waiting for Godot.' Photo by Elana Emer.
REVIEW: Coal Mine Theatre’s Waiting for Godot is lucid and unpretentious
Directed by Kelli Fox, this Waiting for Godot embraces the bodily sensibilities of Beckett’s dark humour, grounding his abstract poetics in the kidneys, the feet, and the dirt.
REVIEW: That Theatre Company’s Angels in America struggles to take flight
Considering how dangerous the play still feels on the page, the bottled-up nature of Craig Pike’s production left me disheartened.
iPhoto caption: Jim Mezon (left) and Craig Pike (right) in Caryl Churchill's A Number, presented by That Theatre Company. Photo by Michael Cooper.
REVIEW: A Number at That Theatre Company
A Number is a difficult piece to tackle as a first undertaking, but the successes of the piece show promise for That Theatre Company’s future.
iPhoto caption: Photos by Dahlia Katz.
News Announcement: Julius Caesar
Groundling Theatre/Crow’s Theatre’s Julius Caesar has been extended!