REVIEW: Moby Dick at Plexus Polaire/Harbourfront Centre/Why Not Theatre
The sheer visual artistry of this production was unlike anything I’ve ever seen, to the point where I found myself questioning who — and what — was real.
The sheer visual artistry of this production was unlike anything I’ve ever seen, to the point where I found myself questioning who — and what — was real.
Little Dickens doesn’t need me (or any critic) to vouch for it.
When people ask me what Ford Nation is, I tell them it’s basically exactly the same as Leafs Nation without the losing when it matters most.
Andrew Lawrie, Jessica McGann, Harriet Gratian, and Alex Furber talk about the moments things go awry in this fourth episode of Stage Door Confessional.
If you can perform puppet Shakespeare next to a wall of genitals, you can perform puppet Shakespeare anywhere.
Your play must have at least one character that could be played by a puppet.