SCRUTINY | Tarragon Theatre’s ‘Three Women of Swatow’ An Uneven Effort
By Paula Citron on May 4, 2022
Playwright Chloé Hung's 'Three Women of Swatow' is a dark satire about a dark subject.
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By Paula Citron on May 4, 2022
Playwright Chloé Hung's 'Three Women of Swatow' is a dark satire about a dark subject.
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If there ever was a production that deserved an A for effort, it is 1184.
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'Italian Mime Suicide' has come to Toronto on a wave of acclaim, including being one of the Montreal Gazette’s Top 10 Shows of 2021.
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Dominique Morisseau’s 'Pipeline' takes us into the fevered fears of Afro-American mothers and the embedded rage of Afro-American sons.
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You'll watch with amusement as a bickering couple dissects their relationship as they careen towards the apocalypse.
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Singer/actor Jake Epstein talks about a career on Broadway, and circling back to where it began: on stage at the Royal Alex.
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Soheil Parsa’s magnificent production of 'The House of Bernarda Alba' is one the finest interpretations of this classic play ever mounted in this city.
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Why, oh why, must every book or film be turned into a musical?
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Sean Dixon’s new work 'Orphan Song' is one of the most unusual plays that I have ever seen.
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With compelling moments, the parts of American playwright Annie Baker’s 'The Antipodes' are greater than the whole.
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