SCRUTINY | David Yee’s ‘among men’ Is Heady Stuff
By Paula Citron on May 6, 2022
David Yee’s new play 'among men' is heady stuff, but then his protagonists are two of Canada’s most iconic modern poets.
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By Paula Citron on May 6, 2022
David Yee’s new play 'among men' is heady stuff, but then his protagonists are two of Canada’s most iconic modern poets.
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Playwright Chloé Hung's 'Three Women of Swatow' is a dark satire about a dark subject.
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Any Sir Bryn Terfel event is more than just his beautiful voice; his charismatic persona is part of his “package.”
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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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More than 40 years after his Toronto debut, Croatian pianist Ivo Pogorelich remains one of a kind.
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Musically and dramatically, the Canadian Opera Company scores a hit with 'La Traviata', a triumphant return to the live stage.
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The TSO offered a full night of warmth featuring Cris Derksen, Tchaikovsky, and Prokofiev with dynamo pianist Jan Lisiecki.
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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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Joyce DiDonato's 'Eden' is a meticulously curated classical program with a serious message.
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