Simon Stephens
REVIEW: Sea Wall at Assembly Theatre is magnificent – and soul-destroying
Jamie Cavanagh offers a magnificent performance as Alex, bringing unimaginable depth to Simon Stephens' monologue.
iPhoto caption: Photo by Dahlia Katz
REVIEW: The Seagull at Soulpepper
Paolo Santalucia’s Konstantin is startlingly complex, a roof-shaking performance.
Laying The Seagull at Soulpepper’s Feet: In Conversation With Daniel Brooks
"I look to the theatre [as] something that actually takes me away from the moment, for a moment. Not escapism — perspective."
How to Return Home: Blindness by Simon Stephens
As in-person Toronto theatre slowly re-opens, Intermission’s Editors will be sharing personal reflections on the realities of being back in the theatre. These are not criticisms or reviews. They are not blog posts. They are memories of being caught in the middle of a theatre renaissance. They are an archive. They are history.