Toronto Star
REVIEW: Our Fathers, Sons, Lovers and Little Brothers at Tarragon Theatre
Makambe K. Simamba is magnetic, surprising, unrestrained — her talent shines through equally as both playwright and performer.
“Loving, Supportive, Kind, Generous”: Remembering Stephen Sondheim in Canada
To take stock of Sondheim’s particular contribution to Canadian theatre, a number of writers and artists gathered on Zoom with theatre critic Karen Fricker to discuss his influence and legacy.
Bird Puns, Nappoholics Readers, and Faking a Stroke
Tony Nardi was eating lunch in a restaurant last week. The waiter came over and asked him, “Is ANYTHING all right?”
iPhoto caption: Adolph Menzel, "Théâtre du Gymnase in Paris"
Why Watch? Notes from a Theatre Critic
The idea that being an audience member is fundamentally inferior to being a playwright, or an actor, is something I very much disagree with.