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REVIEW: A spinning set and knockout cast make a delightful Clue at the Grand Theatre
Clue isn't a particularly hard-hitting night of theatre — but of course, it's not meant to be. Between Perchaluk's impeccable design and a rock-solid cast of Canadian actors, Clue is a family-friendly delight from start to finish.
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REVIEW: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at the Grand Theatre exudes whimsy and warmth
Quibbles on music and class aside, this production is beautifully conceived, and a very enjoyable night out with friends and family this holiday season.
REVIEW: Kim’s Convenience starring Ins Choi skilfully sews together the past and present
I suspect that audiences will pack the Grand Theatre to see this well-executed new production.
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REVIEW: Controlled Damage at the Grand Theatre
Engaging, compelling, and unafraid of exploring difficult questions and truths, Controlled Damage at the Grand is a poignant look at a vital piece of Canadian history.