By Paula Citron on February 7, 2023
Director/adaptor Marie Farsi has managed the impossible in bringing this Canadian literary masterpiece by André Alexis to the stage.
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By Paula Citron on January 4, 2023
Paula Citron’s top Toronto theatre productions of 2022, (plus five honourable mentions, and, alas, the bottom feeder).
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By Paula Citron on December 23, 2022
Here’s a look at three family-friendly theatrical offerings, all offering something for adults along with smaller audience members.
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By Anya Wassenberg on December 15, 2022
The Royal Conservatory has added a new show to round out the 2022/2023 season — Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music in Concert, featuring an all-star Canadian cast.
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By Paula Citron on December 5, 2022
Judging from the reaction of the opening night crowd, Fisherman’s Friends: The Musical is on its way to becoming a crowd favourite.
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By Anya Wassenberg on December 1, 2022
A new grant has been launched in Toronto to recognize innovative theatrical design with a focus on environmentally sustainable practices.
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By Paula Citron on November 28, 2022
British wordsmith Lolita Chakrabarti and her Red Velvet transform a single incident into an entire play with profound levels of meaning.
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By Paula Citron on November 21, 2022
Kanika Ambrose’s new play Our Place is a kick up the evolutionary scale of Canadian theatre. By that, I mean absolutely ground-breaking.
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By Paula Citron on November 18, 2022
Hannah Moscovitch's Post-Democracy is powerful, provocative, yet disturbing in Tarragon Theatre's first live stage performance of the play.
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By Paula Citron on November 15, 2022
In Canadian Stage's 'Choir Boy', director Mike Payette has created a production that pops off the stage and slams right into the audience.
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